Sentence examples for develop deposits from inspiring English sources

Now Molycorp is looking to reopen its Mountain Pass mine in California, which closed in 2002, and a host of other firms are attempting to develop deposits.

So he ordered the tearing up of the contracts they signed in the 1990s, under which they were investing to develop deposits of super-heavy crude.

The aim is to increase competition, but firms say spending on exploration will fall if they risk losing the right to develop deposits they have discovered.

The move has seen prices rise as much as nine-fold in a few months and given new impetus to mining firms across the world that have long been seeking to develop deposits.

The research of the Northwestern and Mount Sinai groups may one day benefit people who develop deposits of atherosclerotic plaque, said Dr. Gregory M. Lanza, a professor of medicine at the School of Medicine at Washington University in St . Louis

Since βA3/A1-crystallin has been found in human drusen material, and our recent studies also show that Nuc1 rats with a spontaneous mutation in the Cryba1 gene develop deposits between the basal side of the RPE and Bruch's membrane during aging (Fig. 5), it is tempting to speculate that perturbation of normal phagocytosis and/or autophagy could lead to some manifestations of AMD.

The failure of the bicongenic LEW.W Crgn1,2 strain, like LEW, to develop deposited autoantibody in the glomerulus suggests that EAG susceptibility is most likely under the influence of additional WKY loci that control glomerular autoantibody deposition.

Gareth Hatch, of Technology Metals Research, estimates that, of the four hundred and forty prospective sites on a list he has kept of companies that were investigating and developing deposits over the years, fewer than a hundred are still active.

They also report that sleep-deprived mice are more prone to developing deposits of amyloid-β, called plaques, like those found in the brains of Alzheimer's patients.

The tet.MoAβ(GFP) mice developed deposits primarily throughout the parenchyma of the rostral cortex with lesser amounts of amyloid in the hippocampus (Fig.  6 and Additional file 1: Figure S5).

As the sea withdrew around 230 million years ago, fluvial, mudflat, sabkha, and shallow marine environments developed, depositing gypsum (from lagoon evaporites), mudstones, limestones, sandstones, shales, and siltstones.