Sentence examples for amount of detritus from inspiring English sources

Tectonic uplift predating the last interglacial transgression produced a large amount of detritus in the source area.

It is highly influenced by the role of benthos groups which are responsible for a huge amount of detritus recycling due to their large biomass value.

She is able to eat a full Meal without dribbling curry on herself or accumulating such an amount of Detritus at her place that she feels obligated to contrive a joke about it to the waiter when he clears away the Plates.

A large amount of detritus is consumed by larvae of the family Chironomidae (Henriques-Oliveira et al. 2003; Silveira et al. 2013; Saito and Fonseca-Gessner 2014), which consists mostly of omnivorous species (Berg 1995; Galizzi et al. 2012).

This play type often develops in steep piedmont zones, where alluvial fans exist, a large amount of detritus rapidly accumulates into the lake or sea and laterally interacts with organic-rich shale.

The presence of all functional Chironomid groups at all decomposition stages may be related to a generalist strategy to obtain food, since most taxa in this group are omnivorous (Berg 1995; Galizzi et al. 2012) and consume a large amount of detritus (Henriques-Oliveira et al. 2003; Silveira et al. 2013; Saito and Fonseca-Gessner 2014).

In another study conducted in the upper Missouri River region, an examination of the stomach contents of hatchery reared pallid sturgeon showed that 82% of the wet weight was small fish and the balance was mosquito-like insects, mayflies and caddis flies and small amounts of detritus and plant material.

However, a total amount of such detritus was very limited at the off Nomamisaki site (data not shown).

We find that mucus that has accumulated in hBE cultures contains a large amount of cellular detritus, making it optically turbid with developed speckles in the OCT image, and thus does not fit the requirement of sparse imaging needed for PTV.

It not only spreads rapidly after burning but also increases the frequency and intensity (heat) of fires by providing large amounts of dry detritus during the fire season in western North America.

A considerable amount of igneous rock detritus is found among bacterial filaments and diatom shells.