Sentence examples for cores indicates that from inspiring English sources

An examination of the cores indicates that there is a close spatial relationship between the abundances of the microcrystalline and the finely crystalline dolomites: the microcrystalline dolomite developed on top of finely crystalline dolomite, reaching substantial thicknesses, and the presence and thickness of type 2 dolomite is related to the abundance of type 1 dolomite.

Side-scan sonar data supplemented by sediment cores indicate that the channel-mouth lobe is sandy in composition.

Historical records as well as proxy records (particularly tree rings, corals, and ice cores) indicate that climate has changed during the past 1,000 years at centennial timescales; that is, no two centuries have been exactly alike.

In comparison, root cameras (minirhizotrons), screen counting techniques or steady-state mass balance methods (dividing stock by production, e.g., using in-growth cores) indicate that fine roots grow and die within a few years3,9.

The distribution patterns of the lipids in the sediment cores indicated that the Abu Zirig area was drier than Kurmashia before the re-flooding process.

The analyses of the rock cores indicated that the largest pore diameters may be accessible to entry of the nonaqueous form of TCE.

Slopes of TiO2 immobile isocons were consistently > 1 for analyses comparing host rocks with rocks from damaged zones or with gouges from fault cores, indicating that volume loss occurred in damaged zones and the fault cores.

Radiocarbon ages from basin sediment cores indicate that larger, canyon-flushing turbidity currents reaching the Iberian Abyssal Plain have a significantly longer average recurrence interval than turbidity currents that fill the canyon.

Nevertheless, the presence of thick surface mixed layers and the increase of the sand fraction in the upper sections of the cores indicate that the surface sediments are affected by bottom trawling activities, since the area is highly impacted by this human activity.

And concentrations of salt particles in glacier cores indicate that seas became stormier in the 15th century.

At Sidon, for example, the team found crustaceans typical of brackish lagoons in the cores, indicating that the bays were fairly sheltered.