Sentence examples for Host of observations from inspiring English sources

But Retallack cites a host of observations as evidence that the fossiliferous Ediacara Member originated from soil formation (pedogenesis): its reddish colour, its elemental and stable-isotopic geochemistry, patterns of surface disruption, and the presence of sand crystals of gypsum and nodules of carbonate.

A host of observations have led scientists to conclude that "collectively, these atmospheric and oceanic features reflect a significant and strengthening El Niño".

This association is supported by a host of observations wherein plant responses to external factors are regulated via plant hormones that also control internal developmental cues [42] [46], [69].

Armed with those observations, Mahadevan and colleagues turned to a host of empirical observations that had been made over the past 50-plus years.

My mother was a Proustian, capable of reinterpreting a host of his observations for her own life.

Dark energy is consistent with a host of other observations, so the supernova data is actually very, very cool because it gives a different kind of 'check' on the conclusions other teams have drawn.

A host of other cosmological observations also imply the existence of dark matter, and amazingly, they predict about the same amount!

The resulting parasite community dataset was subjected to a linear transformation according to <img src="http://journals.plos.org/plosone/article/asset?id=info?doi/10.1371/journal.pone.0000734.e001.PNG" class= inline-graphic"/>, where yij denotes the observation for parasite type j, on host i and yi+ is the sum of observations for host i [eq. 12 in 38].

Although our data do not necessarily mean that goats constitute a reservoir host of L. donovani, these observations indicate the need for further investigation of goats' possible role in VL transmission.

Denote X j = x 1 j, x 2 j, …, x N v j T as the host of the j th observation.

N c, N o, and N v denote the number of carriers, the number of observations, and the dimension of the host in each observation, respectively.