Sentence examples for limited occurrences from inspiring English sources

This explains why rhenium sulfides occur in a wide range of environments including mafic and ultramafic complexes such as the Stillwater Complex[18] and fumarolic deposits from volcanoes,[19] whereas sulfur-free rhenium phases have limited occurrences.

Limited occurrences resembling CCD have been documented as early as 1869 and this set of symptoms has, in the past several decades, been given many different names (disappearing disease, spring dwindle, May disease, autumn collapse, and fall dwindle disease).

Among the anthropogenic compounds, 133 of 180 (74%) are not typically monitored and thus have limited occurrence data, and 17 of the 18 anthropogenic compound classes were either all or partially composed of chemicals that are not typically monitored (Table 1).

In order to limit occurrences of fusion transcripts we used the "jaccard_clip" option and set the "min_kmer_cov" to 2. We used Trinity's TransDecoder utility to discard assembled transcripts with open reading frames (ORF) of less than 50 amino acids [ 113].

Contraction of native old forest can limit occurrence of old forest associated species, especially species with limited vagility.

The relapse prevention model uses cognitive and behavioral strategies to prevent and limit occurrence of relapse.

The reasons for death after stabilization on ART are poorly understood in resource-limited settings, but are not limited to occurrence of AIDS and may include early presentation of chronic diseases, exacerbated by HIV infection.

Marine rocks of Paleocene age are relatively limited in occurrence, and as a consequence much of the information about this epoch comes from terrestrial deposits.

The use of solarization once a year or once every two years limited the occurrence of S. sclerotiorum.

If the frictional conditions were heterogeneous and the VLFEs occurred in an area where high-frequency rupture was limited, the occurrence of the accompanying LFEs would be weak.

High Arctic wetlands, though limited in occurrence, are an important ecological niche, providing the major vegetated areas in an arid and cold polar desert environment.