Sentence examples for origin of well from inspiring English sources

Flow path uncertainty analysis showed that, while accurate flow path direction or velocity could not be determined on the basis of the available head and slug test data alone, the origin of well water samples relative to the material layers and site contour could still be broadly deduced.

This OR is also the origin of well-aligned lamellar βSn XSn4 eutectic morphologies, even though the eutectics contain less than 2 vol.% of faceted NiSn4, PdSn4 or PtSn4.

Although this result may support the use of fewer calibrations, it should be noted that the use of only two fossil constraints led to unrealistic estimates, pushing the origin of Squamata well into the Permian.

The Andean region is also the centre of origin of two well-known stimulants, coca (Erythroxylon coca and E. novogranatense) and tobacco (Nicotiana tabacum and N. rustica).

A third way is to read comic stories reprinted in collections such as Jules Feiffer's "The Great Comic Book Heroes," which features the Golden Age origin stories of well-known superheroes, as well as the author's commentary.

Porcine relaxin increased microglia accumulation and invasion of each of the tumour cell lines investigated in this model, independent of the species of origin as well as of erbB2 and hormone receptor expression.

Urinary extracellular vesicles (uEVs) express surface receptors of the cell of origin as well as selected patterns of proteins, mRNA and of microRNA [ 5].

But there is newfound ownership of this genre and the origin of it as well," said Yola Carter, an unsigned country singer from outside Bristol, who performed songs from her forthcoming album throughout Nashville last week.

Genetic instability contributes to the origin of cancer as well as to the ability of cancer cells to become resistant to various therapies.

Researchers want to understand the origin of feathers, as well as figure out how they eventually evolved for flight.

The idea for the origin of the moon, well, I will say that no one was there when the moon formed.