Sentence examples for visible depletion from inspiring English sources

After the time necessary for the populations of a species to complete one generation following the visible depletion of a bacterial lawn (Diplogasteriana n. sp., 6 weeks; Koerneria luziae, 2.5 weeks; P. giblindavisi, 2 weeks), adult females were screened for their mouth phenotype.

Even the melanotic spots in Ras-expressing larvae were still visible after depletion of bacteria.

This highlights the greater longterm environmental threat facing China from the unsustainable use of resources, already visible in the depletion of water systems, biodiversity, energy, soil quality and arable land.

Some of the resource depletion is visible from outer space.

Owen follows the Colorado from its headwaters to Lake Mead, near Las Vegas, where the river's depletion is visible in a white "bathtub ring" of mineral deposits on the bluffs; from there, he continues down to the Gulf of California, the Colorado's natural outlet, which it seldom reaches any longer.

The decrease of glucose is visible until its complete depletion after 20.83 h of cultivation.

We contend that the slow rate of depletion of visible γH2AX foci in RS1 relative to controls may be because of the factors that led to the patients' acute clinical RS.

Aquifer depletion, though less visible, is an even more serious problem.

This effect of oxygen depletion is also visible in TEM over a layer of ∼ 25 nm.

The pH was elevated in the epilimnion (Figure 2d) due to photosynthesis and a clearly visible redoxcline formed due to depletion of oxidized nitrogen compounds, followed by further decrease in pe due to formation of sulfide below a depth of 33.1 m.

However, only in CHO-K1 did we observe concomitant depletion of NMR-visible GSH.