Sentence examples for extensive brown from inspiring English sources

In a carbon constrained environment, the ongoing utilisation of southeastern Australia's extensive brown coal reserves, largely contained within Victoria's Latrobe Valley, will require substantial mitigation of the related greenhouse gas emissions.

In contrast, extensive brown areas were present in the co-transplantation sample seeded with HSCs and MSCs (yellow arrows in Fig. 7H).

Moreover an extensive brown pigmentation was observed throughout the nodule.

Seedling blight stem base disease symptoms were scored as the product of lesion length (cm) and lesion colour (lesion colour scale: 0, no disease; 1, very slight brown necrosis; 2, slight/moderate brown necrosis; 3, extensive brown necrosis; 4, extensive black necrosis) [ 38].

Treatment of C57Bl6/J mice with BMP7 resulted in the extensive browning of WAT, as evidenced by increased expression of the BAT marker Ucp1 and the appearance of brown adipocyte clusters (Boon et al. 2013).

In our system, although the highest concentration of kanamycin (75 mgl-1) induced an extensive browning and necrotization of the meristematic slices, the regeneration capacity of the transformed cells was unaltered.

The results showed that 5 μmol/L ZA induced extensive apoptosis (brown staining demonstrating the nuclei of apoptotic cells, Figure 3), while there were only a few apoptotic cells present in the control group.

Traditional Jawa clothing resembles extensive dark brown robes which cover all but the face.

But in the Great South Bay off the Atlantic, an extensive bloom of brown tide algae that began in May struck hard at clams.

From an extensive literature review, Brown and Westaway (2011) argue that community resilience, wellbeing, capacity, and capabilities inform agency, which in turn underlies different community responses to change.

At Hochtor an extensive blackish to brown crust (Fig.  6g), often misidentified as the green algal lichen Toniniopsis obscura (Peer et al. 2010), was found to consist of cyanobacteria species (Gleocapsa spp. Nostoc sp. and others) with only few unicellular green algae (Fig.  6h).