microenvironmental

Examples

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• However, the fact that glycan structures do not follow a predefined template, but are rather the result of the highly regulated action of several glycosyltransferases rapidly responding to microenvironmental and physiological stimuli, presents a significant analytical hurdle.

  Academic text (2016)

• Indeed, there is ample evidence of considerable regional and local variation in timing, probably reflecting social inclination, seasonal variation, and microenvironmental differences to which yams are sensitive.

  Academic text (1999)

• Population 24-hour exposures can be estimated by microenvironmental concentration and exposure time.

  Academic text (2008)

• Changes in vegetation structure caused by edge-related tree mortality are likely the major cause of increasing complexity of these microenvironmental gradients.

  Academic text (1992)

• Concurrently, immune cells encounter variations in nutrients, temperature, pH, and O2 as they traffic throughout the body, and these microenvironmental factors also impact metabolism and immune cell functions.

  Academic text (2016)

• Thus began the cycle of "mesophication," a term coined here to describe the escalation of mesic microenvironmental conditions, accompanied by ever-diminishing prospects for fire and fire-dependent heliophytic species.

  Academic text (2008)

• The researchers studied the effects of microenvironmental conditions on plant growth in the greenhouse.

• How species interact with microenvironmental factors like humidity and light significantly affects their survival.

Synonyms

M

microclimatic

vsmicroenvironmental

• Specialized

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Relating to the weather and temperature in a small area

refers to broader local conditions and surroundings beyond just climate

Surface Forms

Morphology

Etymology