Sentence examples for pervasive alteration from inspiring English sources
By evoking the implausibility of such high temperatures, some authors proposed that the isotopic signal of these sedimentary archives could have been modified by pervasive alteration processes such as diagenesis, post-depositional interaction with pore water or hydrothermal fluids on the seafloor10,55.
In contrast, pervasive alteration and seawater-like Sr and Nd isotope compositions of serpentinites at the southern wall (87Sr/86Sr: 0.70885 0.70918; εNd: − 4.7 to + 11.3) indicate very high fluid rock ratios (~ 20 and up to 106) and enhanced fluid fluxes during hydrothermal circulation.
(b) Pervasive alteration with mainly formation of hematite and no structural influence.
The first pervasive alteration affected the whole granitic matrix (Figure 2b) but had no effect on the structural properties of the granite.
Global DNA hypomethylation is a pervasive alteration in GC that associates with chromosomal instability and poor prognosis.
Accordingly, a single sports-related concussive incident during childhood (m = 2.1 years prior to testing) may lead to subtle, yet pervasive alterations in the behavioral and neural indices of attention and executive control, and age at injury may moderate injury outcomes.
Within the delta plain, there has been pervasive hydrologic alteration due to energy production, navigation channels, and impoundments.
Breakage constitutes a pervasive taphonomic alteration in the bone assemblage; however, together with unidentifiable bone fragments, we also found complete to almost complete skeletal elements.
In a 2009 article in The Times, the style writer Eric Wilson noted how pervasive photo alteration was at fashion magazines: "It now seems fresh, even exclamation-worthy, when a magazine presents an unvarnished image".
The TRSN exhibits pervasive, homogenous alteration of high alkali tephriphonolitic and phonolitic glass to zeolite minerals (chabazite and phillipsite) in all regions of the study area and at all stratigraphic levels with the exception of the basal 1 m.
Alteration is pervasive with the original mineral assemblages typically replaced by secondary hydrothermal alteration species, with some specimens showing very little original mineralogical texture.
