Sentence examples for dominant composition from inspiring English sources

The most dominant composition of Martian dust is considered to be basalt, and its weathering products due presumably to past volcanic activity (Dabrowska et al. 2015).

It was observed that the ends of the isolated DWNTs were uncapped and it was also found that cobalt as the dominant composition of the catalyst played a vital role in the growth of DWNTs by this method.

Six of the proteins spots (spots 2, 6, 8, 9, 10 and 12, Figure 3) observed in AbSV suspensions were composed of splicesomes of abalone hemocyanin subunits 1 and 2; their dominant composition present to H1 FU-ab, H1 FU-a, H1 FU-g, H1 FU-g, H2 FU-g and H2 FU-d, respectively.

For example, let's consider a hypothetical motif (with no biological sense) with dominant composition of A and T nucleotides.

Among the fatty acid present in the jatropha seed oil, linoleic acid (18 2), oleic acid (18 1), palmitic acid (16:0) and stearic acid (18 0) are dominant compositions.

The dominant groundwater composition in both shallow and deep wells sampled is Na Cl.

All treatments affected the dominant bacterial composition in the GIT from the changes in the TGGE-banding profiles.

Overall similarity of dominant bacterial composition in the ileum (a) and colon (b) of different mice (numbers) and clustering by treatment (ellipses) as visualized by PCA analysis.

The phylotypes of sulfate reducers do not change after sulfate depletion at 12 15 cm under the mat and edge cores, suggesting that the dominant community composition does not change, even if their activity levels change in response to substrate limitation.

Despite its dominant auxotrophic composition, the SeMeCo community could maintain a wild-type like exometabolome, metabolic efficiency, as well as cell viability, implying that this type of cooperation is a robust physiological property.

Increase in the concentrations of Na+, Ca2+, and Mg2+ was traceable to dominant ionic compositions of major rock types in the sedimentary formations present in the area (Figs. 1b, 6).