replenishment

Examples of replenished

replenished

In English, many past and present participles of verbs can be used as adjectives. Some of these examples may show the adjective use.

To keep seed availability roughly constant throughout our experiments, baits were replenished when necessary.
This is not ideal for long-term experiments because the chamber must be replenished with air periodically, subjecting the seeds to abrupt changes in oxygen concentration.
Both the honey and the cotton sticks were replenished at weekly intervals and care was taken to keep cotton sticks wet.
The leakage there was made as small as possible and was replenished by continually supplying air to the inside of the model.
The salt solutions in the desiccators were replenished as needed to maintain fully saturated conditions as water was absorbed from the seeds.
Medium was left unchanged for the first 6 days and replenished every 3 days.
Mortality was recorded daily and the honey replenished as needed.
The culture medium was replenished every other day with freshly prepared medium.
The fluid dynamics of a basaltic magma chamber replenished by influx of hot, dense, ultrabasic magma.
If the free surface expands, the surface concentration of surfactant decreases and hence must be replenished from the bulk.
He furthermore assumed that both activation and inhibition require resources, energy, to operate and that these resources need to be replenished constantly.
The village court too was socially exclusive, its membership replenished by co-option.
If the transducin pool were not replenished, the amplitude of the step response would decline during the period of steady illumination.
Acetone was replenished, attractant sachets were replaced if finished, torn or faded cloths were replaced and vegetation growth around the targets was cleared.
Of course, the period of the dictatorship was awash with a -ood of words, endlessly replenished by journalists, pen-pushers, novelists and pamphleteers.
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