Sentence examples for may be geochemical from inspiring English sources

Another unexpected finding is that the plumes radiate only from certain areas along the core-mantle boundary, suggesting that they may be geochemical as much as thermal in nature.

Brasier et al. [73] argued that some of the oldest, previously reported bacterial microfossils from the ~ 3.5 Ga Apex Group chert may be geochemical artefacts; other Late Proterozoic microfossils preserved in chert have not been disputed.

The high chloride may be attributed to natural geochemical activities.

So, it is proposed that the origin of H2S may be related to the geochemical properties of O1y formation water.

Geochemical anomalies may be interesting as indicators of processes such as point contamination or mineralizations.

Various geochemical indicators may be used to determine temperature and salinity variability in the surface ocean affected by the Kuroshio and Tsushima currents.

These filaments constitute 'long-lived' structures in a rising plume, and their geochemical fingerprints may be registered at a given radial distance for several millions of years.

Nevertheless, the ability to quantify the characteristics of metastable equilibrium reference states as a function of geochemical variables may be of utility in identifying specific pathways in evolution where the resulting proteins are relatively energetically favored.

When ammonia, organic matter, and iron sulfide (e.g., FeS2) are oxidized in the dredged sediments at the replacement site, the following geochemical reactions may be expected: Figure 6 Prismatic dredged sediment pulled from approximately 76.2 cm deep in the soil.

If this "δDH2 effect" occurs ubiquitously in other hydrogenotrophic methanogens and under other growing conditions such as low H2 availability, it may be necessary to reconsider the geochemical implications of the traditional interpretation based on the CH4 H2O hydrogen isotope ratio fractionation.

The phylogeny of specific functional genes provides direct insight towards the possible role of individual population(s) within each community, and provided candidate genes whose distribution may be a function of major geochemical attributes such as pH, dissolved oxygen, Fe and or S species.