Sentence examples for origin of the cms from inspiring English sources
The Xujiahe Formation in the footwall of the YBF is the most likely origin of the CMs for the CMVs.
An analysis of the stable carbon isotope composition of the CMVs helps to identify the origin of the CMs.
We identify that the Late Triassic Xujiahe Formation is the most likely the origin for the CMs of the CMVs in the Wenchuan earthquake fault zone based on the microstructures, the heating condition reflected by the Raman spectra, and δ13C values of the CMVs.
The origin of the 656 cm-1 mode, which could not be clearly identified, might indicate other SnO x stoichiometries.
Our observation that Hmx1 expression in dumbo rat embryos is lost only in specific regions of CM led us to hypothesize that the effect of the rat dmbo mutation might differ according to the embryological origin of the affected CM cells.
We also consider other possible origins of CMs: (1) CMs are possibly deposited from C-O-H fluids migrating in along the fault zone by changes in the physical-chemical conditions (e.g., Khanchuk et al. 2013; Mathez et al. 1995; Pasteris and Chou.
Given the data at which it may be formed, the Xujiahe Formation is the most likely origin of CMs for the CMVs, and it seems that some CMVs in the fault zone were crushed and intruded into the voids during coseismic events, possibly driven by an enhanced pore fluid pressure.
Because no such approach is available for rats, we chose to determine the embryological origin of the Hmx1-expressing CM in a transgenic mouse model.
The origin of the band at 1601 cm-1 is uncertain, since many organic compounds exhibit such band.
To assess the embryological origin of the Hmx1-expressing cells in the CM, we crossed mice carrying Wnt1-Cre with a reporter strain, Ai6, which conditionally expresses the fluorescent reporter ZS-green from a modified Rosa26 locus (Madisen et al., 2010).
Right angle through section samples with a length of 4 mm were taken at 4 cm from the aortic origin of the right sided coronary artery and 2 cm from the bifurcation of the communal segment of the left sided coronary artery.
