Sentence examples for large occurrence of from inspiring English sources

We discover a large occurrence of short-time-scale (1 10 s) sporadic radio bursts during active solar periods.

There has been a large occurrence of fusain in the investigated coals which are signatures of paleo fires and dry periods in history of peat development.

Among the 232 right-handers, we found a large occurrence of duplication (64 %), especially on the right (49 vs. 37 % on the left).

The large occurrence of very short distances in both the IgG and the MAX data is greatly reduced in the normalized data suggesting that the normalized reads more faithfully represent true fragments than the raw signals.

If this applies to CC-work, the large occurrence of standing/walking periods one minute or shorter among the CC operators in this study - more than 50% of all standing/walking periods - would be important to health.

Each cluster was then named according to its prominent characteristics: the high NPY expression level for cluster a (NPY-cluster, n = 31) and the large occurrence of VIP expression in cluster b (VIP-cluster, n = 22).

There was no observed difference in single-strand DNA breaks using the comet assay, although this similarity may be a result of efficient repair mechanisms in the dog-whelk that may not be as successful for repairing large occurrences of DNA damage as represented by Mn formation.

These results were attributed to the better dispersion and larger occurrence of active catalytic sites on the surface of the suboxide prepared in-house based anode compared to the anode based on the commercial support.

The Persian Gulf and its coastal areas (Fig. 1) contain the largest occurrence of crude oil in the world (Haghi et al. 2013) accounting for two-thirds of the world's proven oil reserves and approximately more than one-third of total proven world gas reserves (Rabbani 2007).

Therefore, a proposed horizontal treatment "line" drawn at a distance of 1/3 the vertical length of the thigh superior to the knee and connecting the medial and lateral orders of the patella would encompass the largest occurrence of femoral cutaneous nerves innervating the superior knee (Fig. 6).

This may indicate a larger occurrence of ischemic changes in this group of patients.