Sentence examples for abundant artifacts from inspiring English sources

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Ultrasound is not an ideal imaging modality for 3D printing because of the limited access windows for imaging and abundant artifacts from bones and air.

The archaeological site of HDP1 dates to the last interglacial and consists of three phases of occupation, each containing abundant lithic artifacts, shellfish, terrestrial fauna, ostrich eggshell and pieces of ground ocher.

The average ratio between the total number of reads for the more frequent and the less frequent sequence was 201∶1, compared with 16∶1 for 4,460 randomly selected pairs, indicating that the less frequent sequence in many such pairs resulted from sequencing errors (the correct sequence is likely to be much more abundant than the artifact).

Mishra: One of the most powerful Dominarian artificers, Mishra fought his brother Urza over the powerful artifacts and abundant resources in Argoth.

Putative recombination artifacts were quite abundant in the 26 and 30-cycle PCR (27 46% of the sequences), but rare in the 22 and 24-cycle PCR (2 11%) (Table 1).

The archeological site La Olla shows abundant faunal remains, as well as artifacts made on stone, bone and wood.

While there can be significant advantages to analyzing RNA isolated from whole blood, particularly in clinical studies, the preparation of samples for microarray analysis is complicated by the need to minimize artifacts associated with highly abundant globin RNA transcripts.

Recent efforts demonstrate that Soanian sites on Siwalik frontal slopes between two major rivers vary considerably in their artifact quantities regardless of abundant raw material sources found across the landscape.

The archeological record is formed by abundant faunal remains and bone, wooden and lithic artifacts.

Sequencing of deletions via cloning is laborious, time-consuming, prone to cloning artifacts and allows only the most abundant deletion types to be analyzed (Supplementary Notes 3 and 4).