例句與造句

1. The oxygen deficit is increased by addition of graphite and organic stabilizers.
2. Rodeo Lagoon typically suffers from an oxygen deficit or hypoxia in the summer and fall.
3. Otherwise there would be a world-wide oxygen deficit . talk ) 15 : 04, 18 December 2007 ( UTC)
4. I can understand building up an oxygen deficit during sleep, but doesn't it get restored to normal during waking hours?
5. Clint Howard, Ron's brother, is the most impressive of the fired-up nerds, the one who first notices the oxygen deficit.
6. It's difficult to find oxygen deficits in a sentence. 用oxygen deficits造句挺難的
7. During intensive prolonged endurance or strength training, the body signals the heart to pump more blood through the body to counteract the oxygen deficit building in the skeletal muscles.
8. Some nootropics are drugs, used to treat retardation, neural degradation ( Alzheimer's and Parkinson's ), and for cases of oxygen deficit to prevent hypoxia.
9. If the microbial population deoxygenates the water, however, that lack of oxygen imposes a limit on population growth of aerobic aquatic microbial organisms resulting in a longer term food surplus and oxygen deficit.
10. Ms . Williams recalled meeting with a married couple and the wife's 46-year-old brother, who had suffered an oxygen deficit at birth, leaving him at the cognitive level of an 18-month-old.
11. In much of the ocean, mixing processes enable the resupply of oxygen to these waters ( i . e . waters that are part of the wind-driven subtropical gyre circulations are rapidly exchanged with the surface and never acquire a strong oxygen deficit .)
12. According to the former French nordic skier Francis Repellin, who is now one of Dahlie's ski technicians, his tolerance for oxygen deficit is " extraordinary " and his training rate is the same as he covers more than six thousand miles a year by various means of locomotion : skis, roller skis, bicycle, hiking boots and canoe.
13. Other societal implications of fish experiencing pain include acute and chronic exposure to pollutants, commercial and sporting fisheries ( e . g . injury during trawling, tagging / fin clipping during stock assessment, tissue damage, physical exhaustion and severe oxygen deficit during capture, pain and stress during slaughter, use of live bait ), aquaculture ( e . g . tagging / fin clipping, high stocking densities resulting in increased aggression, food deprivation for disease treatment or before harvest, removal from water for routine husbandry, pain during slaughter ), ornamental fish ( e . g . capture by sub-lethal poisoning, permanent adverse physical states due to selective breeding ), scientific research ( e . g . genetic-modification ) may have detrimental effects on welfare, deliberately-imposed adverse physical, physiological and behavioural states, electrofishing, tagging, fin clipping or otherwise marking fish, handling procedures which may cause injury.