Farmland was the direct source of organic nutrients, but did not have great impacts on sediment P and soluble N loadings.
In a recent study conducted by the U.N. High Commissioner for Human Rights, ten per cent of the women interviewed, who had fled El Salvador, Guatemala, Honduras, or Mexico, indicated that "the police or other authorities were the direct source of their harm".
And the sculptural tableau of death-lock struggle is the direct source for a renowned series of Stubbs images, including the astonishing, proto-Romantic painting "White Horse Attacked by a Lion," on loan from the Yale University Art Gallery.
Biochemical examination of the adenylation (A) domains provided evidence that L-2,3-diaminopropionate, not L-serine as previously thought, is the direct source of the β-lactam ring of sulfazecin.
Lake Mead is the direct source of most of Las Vegas's water, and it has been a powerful symbol of overuse because it currently contains less than forty per cent as much water as it did in 1998, the last time it was close to full.
In light of Mitchell's more elaborate representation for two-dimensional propositions (Mitchell 1883: 87), some who believe that this is the case have argued that Mitchell's use of quantifiers was the direct source for Peirce's introduction of quantifiers and bound variables (Geraldine Brady 1997).
Nonetheless, this technique is expected to impact researchers in the field of haptics, because skin deformation is the direct source of tactile sensations and thus far, many research groups have attempted to link this information on skin deformation with human perceptions.
Any implication that I was the direct source of a serious leak is an exaggeration".
