Sentence examples for derived from the alteration from inspiring English sources
True hornblendites contain little other than amphibole and are probably derived from the alteration of pyroxene and olivine.
Not all feldspars in the ash originate from fresh volcanic rock: Some were derived from the alteration zones.
Therefore, the study rules out the theory that Fe was derived from the alteration of iron-rich debris.
Because of this, one of the most significant environmental impacts of this type of installation is the visual impact derived from the alteration of the landscape.
One scenario by which axonal degeneration may be initiated through mitochondrial dysfunction can be derived from the alterations exhibited in the histone deacetylases (HDACs).
Meanwhile, high values of exchangeable aluminum were derived from the pyrophyllite alteration, different parent material and 2 1 clay minerals recent alteration.
This limitation derives from the alterations in glycocalyceal volume predicted by the GD approach after changes in the value of zX(g).
Most of these minerals were likely derived from the acidic alteration zones of Mt. Ontake.
The volcanic ash samples were found to be composed of altered volcanic fragments, alunite, anhydrite, biotite, cristobalite, gypsum, ilmenite, kaolin minerals, native sulfur, orthopyroxene, plagioclase, potassium feldspar, pyrite, pyrophyllite, quartz, rutile, and smectite, and most of these minerals were likely derived from the acidic alteration zones of Mt. Ontake.
It is derived from the sequential alteration of numerous oncogenes and tumor suppressors, such as HER2 (2), c-myc (3), BRCA1 (4) and so on.
Our findings imply that the trnR-UCG is derived from the trnR-CCG by the alteration of one anticodon base; then the Adiantum trnSeC evolves from the trnR-UCG by altering one anticodon base further, becoming a trnR-UCG pseudogene.
