Sentence examples for deposits develop from inspiring English sources
On trees 6 to 12 or more years old, the outer bark in localized areas commonly becomes scaly, or small irregular pustules and gumlike deposits develop, with the wood being stained underneath.
The supplements -- a combination of zinc and the antioxidants vitamin C, vitamin E and beta-carotene -- did not appear to slow the early stages of the disease, when the yellowish deposits develop, but that is a normal part of aging and is not necessarily of concern, Dr. Ferris said.
On Earth, such deposits develop when sediment-laden waters flow into a lake or other standing body of water.
In several days, the surfaces of the Sn Cu deposits, which have the highest compressive stress, develop 50 μm contorted hillocks and 200 μm whiskers, pure Sn deposits develop 20 μm compact conical hillocks, and Sn Pb deposits, which have the lowest compressive stress, remain unchanged.
A few animals presented a small amount of dark basophilic material deposited on either side of the lateral thalamus consistent with mineralization (incidental, Fig. 2d), which is a common finding in aged mice of various strains, and the deposits develop along the basement membranes of the vasculature and may contain calcium and phosphorus.
Observations made over periods of months have provided new insight into the kinetics of the Aβ deposits in the parenchyma and in the vessel walls: focal amyloid deposits develop rapidly.
Deposits developed as residues from dissolution are called residual deposits.
Soon, a division for loans and deposits developed.
The first one includes ephemeral, low-sinuosity fluvial deposits developed on a low gradient plain.
The slump deposits developed in steep slope toe owing to high stratigraphic dip angle and the slope channelized fan reservoir was often reconstructed by them.
Channelised geometries, laterally associated with overspill deposits, developed within the depression induced by the MTC, and are an additional evidence of bottom current activity in this area.
