Sentence examples for environment of central from inspiring English sources

The ALICE detector was specifically designed for the study of nucleus-nucleus collisions in the high multiplicity environment of central Pb-Pb collisions at the LHC.

An intertwined system of water diversion, capture, storage, movement, and use for hydroelectric production and irrigation, made famous by the capstone of Grand Coulee Dam, the CBP completely transformed the arid environment of central Washington and the economy of the Pacific Northwest (PNW).

Non-O1, non-O139 strains are frequently found nowadays in the aquatic environment of central Europe and may increase in the future due to global warming.

More pertinent is the fact that S. australis and S. childi are sympatric in the lowland semiarid environment of Central Otago.

The objectives of this study were (1) to validate the GBS technology as a tool for genotyping germplasm with complex genomes; and (2) to create an optimized training model for GS with a germplasm to be bred in a Mediterranean climate environment of central Chile, using a diverse set of wheat genotypes.

This study provided empirical evidence and theoretical insights into the relative importance of local and global drivers of change in the savanna environments of central and southern Namibia and global savanna ecosystems more generally.

This may be of particular importance in studies that involve direct injections of cells into highly inflamed or injured tissues such as myocardial infarction, or proliferative environments of central nervous system, where ≥90% of cells may die shortly after implantation [21], [23].

Other species of this complex, including its closest relatives D. arizonae and D. navojoa, live in less harsh environments of central and southern Mexico.

This study is part of a long-term objective to adapt wheat germplasm to Mediterranean climate environments of central Chile and subsequently to other regions in South America that are in similar needs.

However, Carlini and Scillato-Yané [ 68] proposed that the Late Miocene-Pliocene euphractines represent an independent radiation in temperate to warm environments of central and northern Argentina from that of the living genera.

Although axons can regenerate after peripheral nerve injury, the environment of the central nervous system is not conducive to long distance axon growth.