Sentence examples for frequent remnants from inspiring English sources

In the Arabian (Eastern) Desert of Egypt and in the Red Sea Hills of Sudan, a predominance of volcanic rocks and granitoids, together with frequent remnants of ancient oceanic crust, document an evolution similar to what is now occurring in the island-arc systems of the southwestern Pacific.

Liverworts and forest-habitat mosses were more frequent under remnant canopy than in open and clear-cut areas, with 25 species present only under remnant canopy.

At first, the Foodcommander was inclined to blame its frequent utterance to remnants of a puritan society where bodily pleasures such as the consumption of celebratory food are deeply associated with guilt.

Introns that reside in non-conserved positions are either novel or remnants of frequent losses of introns in some evolutionary lineages.

In the spring of 1941 the Jewish cabaret singer Vera Gran began performing at the Sztuka, a cafe in the Warsaw ghetto frequented by intellectuals and remnants of Jewish high society.

But the star of the book is the island itself, San Miguel, in all its glorious barrenness, its guano-­coated cliffs and its pounding waves that cough up remnants of the frequent shipwrecks around the rocky shore.

Our study reveals reduction in vascularity of the femoral-head remnant as a frequent occurrence after hip resurfacing.

We conclude that reduction in vascularity of the femoral head remnant is a frequent occurrence after surface arthroplasty of the hip and is therefore a matter of concern in those undergoing hip resurfacing.

We report a case of severe bile duct injury associated with LC and treated by a stepwise approach with PTCD and PVE to reach critical remnant liver function, with frequent estimation of liver function using 99mTc-GSA SPECT/CT fusion imaging.

In addition, adopted structure of the mines where the excavations are carried on in the deposit layer as well as the applied technological rock bump prevention, which consists in a roof deflection of the transport excavations, lead to more frequent cases of separation of the deposit remnants surrounded by goaf and yielded zones.

The bad days were not as frequent as the good ones, thank God, but the remnants of the bad days had serious impact on the good ones.