Sentence examples for observed far from from inspiring English sources

The effect of skyglow from a town or city is not necessarily localized; it can be observed far from the main source.

Firstly, it enables modelling using low-S/N data observed far from the source region of the Tohoku-Oki earthquake, such as in the Tokai region.

Although the fluctuations were most intense in the weak-field region around 5 20 5 27, just behind a LEME observed at 5 10 5 20, for most of the time (4 10 5 10), the magnetic fluctuations were observed far from LEME and seem to have nothing to do with them.

"Many pre-seismic signals are observed far from the impending earthquake, making it difficult to find a physical mechanism [as a cause]," Silver and Wakita say.

Mineral solid solutions that are originally formed at high temperatures that are typical of the Earth's crust and mantle are often observed far from the equilibrium state.

Large areas of necrotic bone were observed far from the osteotomy site (>20 mm distance) in both cortices of the control goat compared to one cortex of the treated goat, and inflammation involving the adjacent cortical bone was more severe in the control than treated goat.

For very small gap, both the ω - + ( 1 ) and ω - - ( 1 ) modes are observed far away from each other, they couple directly to the incident light and no Fano resonance is obtained.

The few fragments that are observed far away from any basic residues can be attributed to a through space cleavage process, where the protonated basic residue is brought closer to the cleavage site through higher-order protein interactions.

For example, even when a signal intensity is observed far away from the center of a distribution of the original total copy number, our algorithm does not discard the possibility that the signal came from this copy number, but considers the signal as a rare outcome with a small likelihood value.

Puncture's mechanical effects have been shown near the puncture site, mechanical effects should be observed far, relative to needle size, from the puncture site, given the disc-wide damage induced by the stab.

Pooley et al. (2010) observed far smaller estimates of risk from prospective compared with retrospective studies of TL and the risk of breast and colorectal cancer.