Sentence examples for development occurrence from inspiring English sources
During and at the conclusion of the trial samples of embryos and larvae were collected to monitor development, occurrence of morphological anomalies, rate of length and weight increase, FWC, and the length/weight relationship.
Research on the development and occurrence of landslides is very important for providing early warnings and for disaster prevention.
Systematic research on their development and occurrence is very important for early warnings and disaster prevention, yet it requires a large amount of quantitative observations.
Knowledge of stress orientation is crucial for the understanding of many processes in the earth's crust such as tectonic development, earthquake occurrence, and fluid transport along faults.
A slope failure is developed due to progressive external loads and deteriorations of slope geomaterials, thus forming a progressive and dynamic development and occurrence of landslides.
Furthermore, it was shown that the development and occurrence of vortices strongly depends on the flow rate and the geometrical parameters of the mixer, such as the aspect ratio, mixing angle and throttle size.
Site geological properties and other active factors such as hydrodynamic load and human activities are complex and usually unknown, thus this dynamic development and occurrence of landslides can only be understood through the progressive accumulation of knowledge on the landslides.
There are many factors involved in the development and occurrence of CRC, and they are classified as genetic, epigenetic and environmental [ 64- 67].
While these changes were detected in all phases of soybean embryo development, the occurrence of antisense transcripts among the ABA- and/or FUS3-related transcripts was confined to the early and DT phases.
Derewianka explored the ontogenetical development of the occurrence of GM from childhood to adolescence.
To investigate the risk of stroke development following the occurrence of retinal vein occlusion (RVO).
