Sentence examples for degrees of alteration from inspiring English sources
The volcanic ash is characterized by abundant hydrothermally altered rock fragments with different degrees of alteration and hydrothermally precipitated minerals.
Figure 8 Photographs of the medallions studied in this work showing the different degrees of alteration.
The major components of the eruptive materials are characterized by dense andesitic to dacitic lava with various degrees of alteration.
The studied lithologies include dunites, olivine-rich harzburgites, typical harzburgites, plagioclase-bearing lherzolites, troctolites, diorites and dolerites, which show various degrees of alteration and tectonic deformation.
The different ratios between CaO and the feldspar-related elements reveal different degrees of alteration and homogeneity of the weathering layers, hence to what extent the silicate host rock has been obliterated by newly formed phases.
The results of the Schirmer and BUT tests showed different degrees of alteration that were closely related to the intensity of clinical signs and symptoms.
When smalt is mixed with leadwhite in oil, lower degrees of alterations are observed, probably because lead soaps are favoured compared to the potassium ones, so that leaching of alkali is not as relevant as in pure smalt paint layers [34, 90, 96, 97].
Despite nonspecific pathophysiological mechanisms, there is ample evidence that the frequency contributions to HRV are altered in illness states, and that the degree of alteration correlates with illness severity.
Other behavior may change during a pandemic; e.g., people may alter the number and duration of contacts, with degree of alteration changing as the pandemic progresses.
The fact that CUC1 (and not CUC2) was altered upon infection is in agreement with the observed degree of alteration of both target mRNAs in triple miR164abc mutant lines, since in rosette leaves CUC1 was the more responsive [ 36].
Using techniques that measure overall variation, frequency contribution, scale-invariant variation and degree of disorder, altered variability in consistently present in illness states, and the degree of alteration provides a measure of prognosis.
