fertizer ecourages growth, possibly at the expence of sugar content
EitherA. It decreases sediment in the waterB. it increases sediment in the waterC. It Decreases temperature of the WaterD. it increases temperature of the waterAnswer: B
D. S. Murty has written: 'Sorghum food quality, its assessment and improvement' -- subject(s): Food, Sorghum, Sorghum as food, Varieties
the strength of concrete is effected by water /cement ratio as the water/cement ratio increases the strength of the concrete decreases
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When projected, as the size of the screen increases, the Blue-Ray quality decreases. IMAX was made for large scale theaters anyway, so it would be better to show IMAX on a large screen.
Competition helps to keep the quality high and prices down. If competition decreases, the quality can go down and the prices can go up in that industry.
Human use of rivers has traditionally meant decreases in water quality. As humans exploit the rivers, industrial pollution increases, as does water salinity, which in turn affects farming and land use. Deforestation increases, meaning a decrease in some species of animals.
It lowers file size and decreases quality.
The quality of the attractive field diminishes with separation from the wire.
Competition for resourses, be it food, shelter, or mates, decreases when supply increases or population decreases. In other words, when a lot of food is available for a particular species population, competition decreases. However, competition not only depends on the availability of a resourse, say food, but on the quality and desirability. For instance, if you have a house full of kids and a refrigerator and cupboard full of fruits, vegetables, meats, breads, cookies, ice cream, and candy, what goes first? Usually, the sweets are gone first. From an evolutionary resource competition standpoint, that makes sense, as individuals of a population are designed to forage for high calorie and quality foods. High calorie foods reduce the time needed to forage. When the "best" (high calorie) foods decrease, then competition increases (eg. for that last cookie), and the less desirable foods (bread, crackers) are more likely to be selected. Thus, if you are a mouse, you will look for the best quality foods available in terms of both nutrition and calories. When the best food availability decreases, competition increases. Also, the presence of other species that use the same resource contributes to competition. If the other species increases, competition increases, and vice versa.
Hubert L. Balay has written: 'Quality control of liquids and suspensions' -- subject(s): Liquid fertilizers, Quality control, Fertilizer industry 'Fluid fertilizer technology' -- subject(s): Liquid fertilizers
The quality of the attractive field diminishes with separation from the wire.