Sentence examples for patterns of oil from inspiring English sources
We describe a landscape scale modeling approach designed to examine the relationship between potential chloride contamination in wetlands and patterns of oil and gas development.
To fully understand temporally accumulated patterns of oil content and FA compositions, seven samples from the whole developmental SASK were firstly detected and analyzed.
In this work, the first kinetic patterns of oil contents and FA compositions were detected at different developing stages (10, 20, 30 40, 50, 60, and 70 days after flowering (DAF)), and the optimal periods for high quality and quantity of SASK oils and for comparative deep transcriptomic analysis were determined.
Moreover, according to the temporal patterns of oil content and the total relative proportion of C18 1 and C18 2 in developing SASK, the samples from five crucial periods (10, 30, 50, 60, and 70 DAF) were selected as the experimental materials for comparative deep transcriptomic analysis to better explore the molecular and metabolic regulatory mechanism of SASK oil increased-accumulation.
Although the price of oil tends to change dramatically over the short-term, long-term patterns of oil prices indicated an upward trend.
A comparison of the amount of trace metals in successive oil samples can indicate wear patterns of oil-wetted parts in plant equipment and will provide an indication of impending machine failure.
To explore the dynamic accumulated patterns of oils in developing SASK, we evaluated the SASK oil contents at different developing stages.
Moreover, together with the dynamic accumulated patterns of oils in developing SASK, we concluded that the GPAT9 may function as a key initial acyltransferase for SASK TAG assembly.
"The pattern of oil wealth fostering corruption rather than economic development will continue," the C.I.A. report said.
It is also found that nano-sized roughness of channel surface greatly influences the speed and flow pattern of oil.
However, the political pattern of oil imports is not entirely driven by the concerns of hold-up risks, which exist when oil transactions via term contracts are associated with backward vertical FDI that is subject to expropriation.
