Sentence examples for abundant traces from inspiring English sources

The rough walls, with abundant traces of blue and yellowish paint, supplied an ideal backdrop for the clothes designed by Mr. McCollough and his partner Lazaro Hernandez.

The Marguerite and Aimé Maeght Foundation is 50 years old this month, and still bears abundant traces of the artists who made it happen: a magical Miró labyrinth, mosaics and stained glass by Braque.

A thermokarst origin of the lakes is supported by abundant traces of ground ice, particularly ice wedge pseudomorphs beneath the lacustrine layers and synsedimentary deformation caused by thaw settlement.

The clearest and most abundant traces in the Sakha gene pool have been left by the most recent migrations.

Rubidium is a relatively abundant trace element in Earth's crust and can be found in many common rock-forming minerals in which it substitutes for the major element potassium.

The most abundant trace elements measured in the bottom sediments were Cs, Zr, Ga, Th and Sr.

After Fe, Zn is the second most abundant trace element found in the human body, and the fourth most used element in the World (WHO 2001).

Moreover, Selenium is an abundant trace element in mushrooms (Vetter and Lelley 2004), which promotes the antioxidant potential of them and consequently enhances the immunity of consumer animals.

The most abundant trace elements measured in plant samples were Sr and B. The risks of Sr (stable form) and B to aquatic ecosystem are usually very low (Howe 1998).

Aluminum and Fe are the most abundant trace elements in both agate samples up to 5000 ppm although their concentrations in the colorful agate sample are an order of magnitude higher than those in the blue agate sample.

Aluminum and Fe were also the most abundant trace elements in the blue agate sample, up to 400 and 100 ppm, respectively, whereas Mn and Ti were minor, less than 15 and 1 ppm, respectively.