Sentence examples for believed that agglomeration of from inspiring English sources

It is also believed that agglomeration of nanoparticles in the capillaries may block their passage [130].

Out of that agglomeration of influences comes something not quite new, yet not overly familiar.

It is generally believed that the formation of grain agglomerations in films deposited under the introduction of oxygen gas might be due to the high-energy neutral oxygen atoms.

It is believed that the formation of junctions between Bi2MoO6 and WS2 can allow the prompt migration of photogenerated charge and reduce the self-agglomeration.

And yet mysteriously billions of people believe this agglomeration of tales written hundreds of years after Jesus died represents the literal word of god or some allegorical reference to such meaning.

The SIR for an agglomeration was obtained from the ratio of the observed and expected number of cases in that agglomeration.

Scientists say they believe it is an agglomeration of relatively large particles and a main source of the particles in the ring.

Of course, no one actually believes that.

Joseph Smith believed none of that.

It's arguable that the agglomeration of talent at the top clubs means football, at the highest level, has never been better.

In her decision, Judge Amalya L. Kearse wrote, "An ordinary person would understand that an agglomeration of boxes large enough for a man to fit into would be 'something that obstructs or impedes.' " Judge Ralph K. Winter concurred.