Sentence examples for contained in the core from inspiring English sources

Researchers tracked changes in atmospheric nitrogen deposition by measuring the fixed nitrogen contained in the core collected from a living Porites sp., a common large hard coral species.

In a DDRS, a marker drug contained in the core tablet is released only when the DDRS receives a force larger than its pre-determined crushing strength.

About one-third of Earth's mass is contained in the core, most of which is liquid iron alloyed with nickel and some lighter, cosmically abundant components (e.g., sulfur, oxygen, and, controversially, even hydrogen).

The C contained in the core of these aggregates, measured here as the one able to resist 48 h of LTA treatment and confidently assumed as the C fraction best protected from decay, ranged from 43 to 70% of total C, depending on land use and horizon.

This is attributed to: (i) the decrease of both the strain and the ligand effect of Co atoms contained in the core (ii) the changes in the surface structure of the electrocatalyst (formation of a multilayer-thick Pt shell) and (iii) the relaxation of the Pt surface atoms.

The CO2 was compressed to 4,200 psi pressure and injected as every volume of 39.4 ml SC-CO2 displaces 0.7 cm3 of oil and water contained in the core sample.

Other shared genes frequently contained in the chromosomal core and extended core sets were annotated as enzymes that participate in carbon and nitrogen metabolism.

Compositional convection arises because the light elements mixed into the outer core alloy are not as easily contained in the inner core.

In order to estimate the amount of QRs uptaken by the animals, and to correlate the potentially toxic effect of the Cadmium (Cd) contained in the nanocrystal core to the animal survival, the intracellular Cd concentration was measured by means of elemental analysis.

The volume parameter from this model approximates the cascade core volume, suggesting that the underlying mechanisms of volume expansion are contained in the cascade core and are thus related to the highest-energy events: atom ejection and thermal quenching.

The remaining mechanical strength of the iceberg is contained in the "cold core" below sea level, where temperatures remain at −15 to −20 °C (5 to −4 °F).