Sentence examples for processes and aspects from inspiring English sources

In the high plateau region of central Iran, there is both a lack of information on calcic soil processes and aspects of Quaternary paleoclimate.

Many of the top 20 categories relate to these processes and aspects of these processes are detected throughout the significant GO categories.

The general hydrologic processes and aspects of well design that influence seasonal patterns in water quality from public-supply wells in the Modesto and Albuquerque study areas are common to alluvial basins in the southwestern United States and likely elsewhere.

These are related to measurable physiological processes and aspects such as the increase of the peripheral microcirculation, thus the increase of the skin temperature and the changes on acupoints electrical potential and resistance and even on the surrounding biomagnetic field [ 24, 35– 35].

Discussions and presentations have been in process and aspects of this are imperative to understand.

A case study approach allows detailed examination of the research process and aspects of research practice.

We developed a questionnaire aimed at assessing students' self-assessed views about science, scientists, the research process, and aspects of learning, and administered it on the first and last days of the 14-wk semester.

New practices get taken up and become 'workable' due to a complex interplay between features of the intervention/practice itself, the actions of individuals involved in the process, and aspects of the physical and social environment in which implementation activities are undertaken.

One important finding is an apparent conceptual shift from mere species and habitat protection (e.g., Bern Convention 1979) to more holistic approaches of ecosystem conservation, including processes, functions and aspects of integrity.

Interviews provided how industrial actors view Swedish policy implementation processes and participatory aspects thereof.

The ontological category of wounding response is broad and apparently EGF promotes certain aspects thereof, such as re-epithelialization and wound closure, while repressing others, such as antimicrobial processes and certain aspects of the immune response.