Sentence examples for materials collected at from inspiring English sources

Grains >1 mm were commonly >20% of materials collected at 30 cm height, which is explained by low density of the volcanic materials and high wind velocities.

Among the different fractions extracted from the raw materials collected at Bolca (Veneto), the best performance was obtained using the suspended material collected after the evaporation of water (Bol1d), particularly in the a fresco, egg and oil temperas.

The experimental assemblages were produced from raw materials collected at Olduvai Gorge, an archaeological sequence that has been a source for studies of early human technology for several decades, and where re-analyses of the same assemblages have usually offered different interpretations.

During the heat treatment, materials collected at three time points were used for RNA-seq.

The materials collected at the bottom were then smeared on clean grease free slides and allowed to air-dry.

We amplified the gene directly using a small number of cells that were manually isolated from materials collected at each site (see Methods and Materials).

The evidence absolved McCollum and Brown, now 46 and 50, of any link to biological material collected at the crime scene.

Graptolite and brachiopod zonations have a long history of use in the Silurian, but the first conodont zonation based on material collected at Mount Cellon in the Carnic Alps of Austria was not proposed until the early 1960s.

Studies of dried herbarium specimens, augmented by photographic images of different stages of fresh flowering material and a scrutiny of available descriptions confirmed that the calyx has two primary lobes in the bud that may separate into 3 5 portions, giving a variable number of apparent lobes in specimen material collected at different localities.

The blockhouse cellar yielded the earliest archaeological material collected at the site.

He compared isotype material (material collected at the same time and place as the holotype) of M. californiensis with Californian specimens and the type of M. elegantula and found all of them to represent the same species, publishing the results with Dennis Desjardin in their 1999 Mycotaxon article "Mycena californiensis resurrected".