Sentence examples for abundant strata from inspiring English sources
Periglacial cover beds and loess-like sediments as most abundant strata influence many near-surface processes, forming an important component of the Earth's critical zone.
Diffuse plaques were also abundant in stratum radiatum, subiculum and transentorhinal cortex, whereas in entorhinal cortex they were relatively sparse.
Because species of aetosaurs typically have restricted fossil ranges and are abundant in the strata they are found in, they are useful in biochronology.
Lastly, A. antiquus is unknown as a body fossil in the middle unit of Fossil Butte Member, and only one specimen has been found in all of Fossil Lake, although it is abundant in Lake Gosiute strata [24].
In accordance with previous findings (Bellocchio et al. 1998; Herzog et al. 2006; Cooper et al. 2008), VGlut1 was found to be very abundant in the stratum lucidum and sparse in the pyramidal cell layer, while VGlut2 signals appeared predominantly as immunopositive puncta within the pyramidal layer with a very sparse distribution within stratum lucidum (Fig. 4f).
The DNase zymography band corresponding to AP1 was also abundant in unfractionated stratum corneum extract (Figure 1E).
Quartz-bearing strata are abundant in metamorphic terrains.
Serpukhovian strata yield abundant and varied fossil assemblages that have been studied extensively in Russia.
The Ordos block was formed at the early Proterozoic era (Bai 1993), after which it underwent extension stage, and abundant failed rifts and strata of shallow and littoral facies aged ca. 1.8 1.6 Ga were reported on the periphery of the Ordos block (Zhang 1983; Sun et al. 1985; Tang et al. 1993; Zhao and Zhou 2009; Peng 2010).
To address this, we used a chemical biology approach and designed selective substrates and inhibitors for KLK7, the most abundant KLK protease in the stratum corneum.
Macroalgal biomass in the Gulf of Alaska was generally more abundant at the 1 m stratum and decreased with increasing intertidal height and subtidal depth, although study site variation was evident [25].
