Sentence examples for of organic origin from inspiring English sources
Some bedded cherts might not be of organic origin.
A few noncrystalline materials of organic origin (e.g., pearl, red coral, and amber) also are classified as gemstones.
Materials of organic origin range from fresh plant tissue to the more or less stable black or brown degradation product (humus) formed by biological decay.
Suspended sediment concentrations were low (0.5 1.5 mg/L) at all study sites and were primarily of organic origin.
This is essentially anterograde amnesia and, as an ostensibly psychogenic phenomenon, would appear to be rather rare and almost always encountered in cases in which there has been a preexisting amnesia of organic origin.
Since this type of management generally assumes introduction of processed sludge to the ground, it can cause soil contamination with unknown compounds of organic origin.
In the nineteenth century, even those who thought that there could be no natural explanation of organic origins realized that the appeal to divine intervention takes one out of science.
Because of its organic origin, wood presents different physical and mechanical properties for different species.
The pattern of higher scores in the physical component scale than those achieved in the mental component scale was consistent with that found in all comparison conditions of predominantly organic origin (e.g. mean PCS = 41.1 and MCS = 47.8 for diabetes), while for depression the opposite was true (mean PCS = 45.4 and MCS = 36.3).
Consumers like to visit farm shops as they want to buy directly from the producer and thus have a higher degree of confidence in the organic origin of the product (although most of the products sold in farm shops seem to be bought from wholesalers and are not their own production).
On average, 83%% of samples have been correctly classified into being of conventional or organic origin using OPLS models built on samples from one year and predicting samples from the other year.
