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Meanings of reactive nitrogen in English
Reactive nitrogen ("Nr") is a term used for a variety of nitrogen compounds that support growth directly or indirectly.
Synonyms
Examples for "nr"
Examples for "nr"
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Patients with AS exhibited worse spinal mobility and physical function compared with nr-axSpA.
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A volunteer found him nr Mt Disappointment just before 1pm.
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She could no longer see light from the outside world, nr hear the children playing in Butts' Court.
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Odorranain-NR exerted its antimicrobial functions by various means depending on different microorganisms.
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The structural subunits revealed overlapping functions in the activation process of NR.
Usage of reactive nitrogen in English
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Bruno and Lovestead detected no ninhydrin- reactive nitrogen in the first month of the experiment.
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The amount of reactive nitrogen on the planet has been increased by 120%.
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The progression of injury in these cells involved mitochondrial reactive oxygen and reactive nitrogen formation.
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Present results highlight the potential role of MaPgb in scavenging of reactive nitrogen and oxygen species.
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The insulinotropic effect of nitrite is cGMP-dependent and involves formation of reactive nitrogen and oxygen species.
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After 20 weeks, six of the eight sites with rats still had detectable levels of ninhydrin- reactive nitrogen.
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Examples include metrics for multidimensional poverty, nutrition, access to primary healthcare, reactive nitrogen flows and several governance indicators.
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The problem isn't strictly nitrogen, which comprises more than three-quarters of the air we breathe, but so-called reactive nitrogen.
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The lungs of newborns are especially prone to oxidative damage induced by both reactive oxygen and reactive nitrogen species.
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In 1860, humanity produced 15 metric tons of reactive nitrogen.
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It directly scavenges reactive oxygen and reactive nitrogen species, prevents molecular oxidation, improves mitochondrial physiology, and restores glutathione homeostasis.
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Concentrations of reactive nitrogen species and reactive oxygen species in the heart tissue increased significantly while antioxidant enzymes level declined.
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Global emissions of reactive nitrogen to the atmosphere alone and subsequent deposit on to land have tripled in the last century.
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This theory predicts that interactions between reactive nitrogen species and reactive oxygen species produce powerful oxidants that initiate cell death programs.
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Though scientists have warned for decades that reactive nitrogen could be a problem, policymakers and industry insiders have only recently paid attention.
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Agricultural application of reactive nitrogen (N) for fertilization is a cause of massive negative environmental problems on a global scale.
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Reactive nitrogen through the time
Reactive nitrogen across language varieties
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