Sentence examples for formation of strata from inspiring English sources

Through the deposition and compression of sediments that eroded from the land, the formation of strata containing distinct marine microfossils occurred.

We probably need to look at more recently evolved sex chromosome systems such as S. latifolia XY to obtain more data on the formation of strata, especially the first ones.

We applied a modified single aliquot regenerative-dose (SAR) technique to resolve the formation of strata comprising the spit-bar sequence.

In the second round of simulations, the idea was to model the formation of strata by inversions.

We could still find optimal scenarios consistent with the formation of strata 4 and 5 by Y inversions, which shows that the conclusions obtained with 12 markers remain unchanged by adding more markers.

In figure 3 D, we show a scenario of the formation of strata 4 and 5 consistent with the isochromatid model, but in any case, our results clearly point toward a single inversion event spanning the whole stratum 5 and another similar event for stratum 4.

We could not, however, find any scenario consistent with the formation of stratum 3 by a Y inversion (using strata 3/4 boundary as in Ross et al. 2005).

This may be due to a wrong definition of the strata 3/4 boundary, to the formation of stratum 3 by a mechanism different from Y inversions or more likely to the existence of several strata (maybe two) within stratum 3 (see section on discussing the case of the ancient human strata).

The level of divergence between duplicated segments is 30% for PAR/stratum 5 and 50% for strata 4/5, which is fully consistent with the fact that the formation of stratum 5 is more recent than the formation of stratum 4.

Animal bones representing common taxa point to the existence of steppe landscapes during the formation of stratum 6.

Importantly, the fact that the DNase is present in the stratum corneum of plantar epidermis, which lacks sebaceous glands, demonstrates that sebocytes are not essential for the formation of stratum corneum DNase activity.