Sentence examples for high-quality nature from inspiring English sources

Again, Union Pacific is a company that we have high confidence in from a long-term perspective given the high-quality nature of the company.

The high-quality nature of these publications, all written in English, is reminiscent of al Qaeda's infamous online magazine, Inspire.

For biodiversity, reestablishing connections with existing aquatic, riparian, and wetland vegetation and other high-quality natural areas, such as nature preserves, is needed to connect donor or source sites with recipient (i.e., restoration) sites.

As a system we take a rural area with high quality nature including farmers managing this area.

Transmission electron microscopy (TEM), atomic force microscopy, Raman spectroscopy and X-ray photoemission spectroscopy characterizations show the single crystalline and high quality nature of the as-prepared graphene produced by the bottom-up APCVD approach.

The high intensity of the 2D band with respect to the G band, the FWHM of the 2D band, and the low intensity of the D band with very low I D/I G demonstrate that CVD-synthesized graphene has a high-quality monolayer nature.

These atomic resolution-STEM images, corroborating the above Raman analysis, further confirm the high-quality monolayer nature of the graphene in the rebar graphene.

When PLoS launched, other publishers expressed scepticism over its sustainability, arguing that the $1,500 fee was unrealistically low for covering the costs of producing a high-quality journal (see Nature 425, 554 555; 2003).

The highly clear crystal lattice as well as the corresponding well-ordered dot pattern of the fast Fourier transform (FFT) image demonstrates the high-quality single-crystalline nature of Mn3O4.

14 Our choice of this sub-national population was motivated by the high-quality and detailed nature of the data available for analysis.

This was high-quality research reported in Nature, but it would have languished at the bottom of the Goldacre/Sanders criteria along with quack claims about loganberries, because it stems from a study on animals.