Sentence examples for cores cannot be from inspiring English sources
Whenever coal cores cannot be recovered to be studied in the laboratory, reconstituted coal samples from crushed granular coal can help estimate the coal matrix transport and adsorptive-mechanical properties.
Finally, the decrease in CCsurf observed during GSs, including HSs, in both cores cannot be explained by a dilution created by IRD since a similar decrease is systematically observed during GSs in core MD95-2042 where IRD are absent.
The immunohistochemical staining results are listed in Table 2. Immunohistochemistry results of some tissue cores cannot be determined, because of inadequate or incorrect expression and loss of tissue samples in the tissue microarray.
But to get continuously information about leaf area and related characteristics, e.g., growth efficiency, and their development over time, the determination via sapwood area is not feasible, because from the same trees cores cannot be taken every 5 or 10 years over a long term.
It is now known that, without the G3 domain, the truncated protein core of aggrecan cannot be modified by GAG, and the unmodified protein core cannot be secreted.
In fact, in this case the existence of the innermost core cannot be guaranteed.
According to Peng et al. [29], the photoluminescence of the CIS core cannot be maintained for more than 4 days and the quantum yield is <4%.
Therefore, the observed V p and (V_{p}^{prime }) anomalies in the uppermost 300 km of the outer core cannot be of thermal origin and should primarily reflect compositional heterogeneity.
Lacking most of these qualities, especially due process, consensus among interested groups, and the right of appeal, the Common Core cannot be considered authoritative, nor should they be considered standards.
As with any RE-based cloning strategy, the recognition sites used in the core cannot be present in any of the inserts.
This core cannot be perturbed without rendering the virus defective, and hence a large group of genes exhibit concerted evolution and, as suggested by Figure 7, it is possible that the larger the genome the greater the correlation across the genome.
