lipid content

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lipid
noun[C]
uk /ˈlɪp.ɪd/ us /ˈlɪp.ɪd/
a substance such as a fat, oil, or wax that dissolves in alcohol but not in water and is an important part of ...
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content
adjective[after verb]
uk /kənˈtent/ us /kənˈtent/
pleased with your situation and not hoping for change ...
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Examples of lipid content

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The sum of the volume of droplets was calculated for each copepod as a measure of storage lipidcontent.
As 1973 and 1992 were very wet years, the lipidcontent of the fruit from those years is probably overestimated.
In particular fruits with low lipidcontent and small seed length were most abundant.
During this expansion of the epithelium, the adipocytes in the fat pad de-differentiate and lose their lipidcontent.
The electrical insulating property of the myelin membrane is provided by its high and characteristic lipidcontent.
The dry matter lipidcontent of the fruit was determined with a microwave-assisted extraction technique.
Despite this, the observed variation of lipidcontent is apparently important, as indicated by foraging effort, to at least three frugivorous species.
This was accompanied by a reduced lipidcontent (fig. 2b) and the occurrence of aggregated vacuoles.
Since 1973 and 1992 were very wet years, the resulting estimations of lipidcontent are probably unrealistically high.
The lipidcontent was higher at soybean (15%) and sunflower (9%) and was lower in potato cultures (12%) in shielded variants as compared to control.
Samples of 50 ticks were examined immediately after completion of diapause and then at two intervals of six months for lipidcontent as described above.
We found a positive linear relationship between lipidcontent and removal rates for five diaspore species.
The processed samples were rinsed in petroleum ether, dried and reweighed and the lipidcontent (per cent dry matter) was calculated from the difference.
Lipidcontent is expressed as a percentage of the dry mass.
The true relationships between lipidcontent and rainfall, lipidcontent and consumption, and consumption and rainfall are probably best represented by logistic functions.
The neutral lipidcontent in the liver was used as a marker for pathologically induced fat accumulation and lysosomal stability/macrophage aggregate activity was tested for measuring immunosuppression.
Levin (1974) hypothesized that higher lipidcontent in a seed is a possible advantage for seedling establishment in shaded environments because of high energy concentrations.
Lipidcontent was estimated as the percentage of dry weight lost.
Cellular lipidcontent is stringently regulated.
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