Sentence examples for contrasting origin from inspiring English sources

In this study, wettability was examined for two NAPL samples of contrasting origin: a fresh and a field sample.

That we observed only moderate loss of accuracy for cross-population predictions relative to within-population predictions is fairly surprising, especially considering the contrasting origin and the different duration and environmental conditions for biomass yield assessment of the two populations.

These results illustrate how chemical and physical processes can interact to produce contrasting origins for different nutrient elements in soils and the ecosystems they support.

As a result, such versatile imaging scalability allows our PAM prototype to be used for multiple-scale imaging from diseased organs to local neovascularization changes with the same contrast origin.

On the other hand, although families used in this study came from contrasting ecological origins, population differences in survival, diameter and height were not obvious, which may be attributable to the fact that the Chilean tree improvement programme has selected families that perform well across a wide range of sites.

Fifty-six libraries were constructed from two main genotypes representing three contrasting genetic origins: ICS1, a hybrid between Criollo and Forastero from Lower Amazonia of Brazil, and Scavina 6, a Forastero from Upper Amazonia of Peru.

Lawmakers work differently; and for this dialogue to contrast the origin of laws with inspiration this dialogue devoted to discovering the best laws for cities shows how lowly it esteems inspiration.

In addition, PAM does not require undesirable fluorescent labeling since all contrast origins can potentially be detected at appropriate wavelengths by PAM, whereas only a few subsets of molecules in biological tissues are fluorescent.

This study assessed the risk of decomposition-driven soil subsidence in drained peat soils in the Netherlands, contrasting in peat origin and current land use.

Furthermore, our study should be seen as a first coarse survey of fungal communities across a selected number of plants of contrasting abundance and origin in a community.

The specific features of its local and pragmatic policy origins – contrasting with the state-centred and universalist view of multicultural policies – will complete the picture.