Sentence examples for background deposition from inspiring English sources

The third band of background deposition is located downstream of the first band and is an amorphous carbon layer of thickness ∼4 5 μm.

Therefore, to determine the input of pesticides to nontarget areas in the close vicinity of pesticide application, direct and indirect drift, and background deposition must be considered.

Local pollen values (i.e. exceeding the regional background deposition values) are restricted to quadrats where the associated taxa are present within 1 m distance (e.g. Comarum palustre, Betula and Rubus chamaemorus).

Because there is no local contamination from an industrial complex, road or urban areas in the vicinity of our site, the δ66Zn values of the moss surface layers (from 0.14 to 0.20‰) may represent the background atmospheric deposition for this region [59].

Reproducible CNAs were grown using an argon background in the deposition chamber, at pressures up to 17 mTorr.

When 5XFAD mice were bred onto an apoE4 background (5XFAD/apoE4/4), plaque deposition began at the age of 5 months (Additional file 1: Figure S1).

The use of appropriate PLD experimental parameters such as pressurised Ar or He background atmospheres induces the deposition of porous or compact W structures enhancing afterwards the gathering of different amounts of O under exposure to atmospheric air.

The background pressure in the deposition chamber was reduced to 2 × 10−6 Torr.

The curvature of an equilibrium long profile that progrades basinward with constant form depends on the relative importance of turbidity-current deposition and background sedimentation.

We begin by reviewing the framework used to explain the underlying erosion mechanisms controlling surface morphology, as well as theoretical attempts to model deposition in "Background theory" section.

Because of the increasing abundance and range of GM crops, it is even more important to collect background data on pollen deposition and exposure for appropriate risk assessments of genetically modified organism (GMOs).