Sentence examples for passage to develop from inspiring English sources

The differentiation of radiolarian faunas between the Indian Ocean and western Pacific at about 11 Ma is one example suggesting some restriction of water exchange through the Indonesian Passage to develop different water masses on either side of the Indonesian Gateway [ 66, 67].

Just as importantly, so far they have blocked passage of legislation to develop clean energy that would threaten the profits of Big Oil but would make it unnecessary for our society to risk the Gulf Coast to get our energy from dirty fuels like oil in the first place.

Empirical observations and "trial and error" approaches that characterized historical efforts to develop passage systems for upstream migrating fish often did not work.

Recent species at risk legislation in the U.S.A., Canada, and Europe places renewed emphasis on fish passage for all migratory species, and efforts have also begun to develop successful passage strategies for migratory species in other countries worldwide.

One involves the utilization of a sub-line of the invasive human breast cancer cell line MDA-MB-231, which was selected by serial in vivo passages for its ability to develop bone metastases when injected through the tail vein of immunocompromised mice [ 7].

Pinker quotes this passage, and then goes on to develop the argument much more thoroughly than I ever did.

'You can see by the way the tubing curves round that we'll be upside-down for part of each passage, so we've got to develop enough speed to carry us around.

This has led to renewed efforts to develop effective passage systems and to try creative solutions using natural materials in addition to concrete or metal used in standard technical fishways.

Our group and others have noted that rat pluripotent cells are more difficult to maintain in culture than their mouse counterparts and that karyotypic anomalies tend to develop at higher passage number.

This study aimed to develop a Turkish reading passage that can be used in evaluating the frequency of hard glottal attack (HGA) and to assess its reliability.

We have shown how complex tunnel frequencies in single-particle systems allow one to develop spatial non-adiabatic passage techniques that can lead to fast and robust processes for quantum technologies.