Sentence examples for significant zone of from inspiring English sources

Vauxhall, Nine Elms, Battersea A planning framework was established for this "opportunity area", the most significant zone of redevelopment in central London, whose rules developers were then allowed to break.

In this significant zone of ethnic, religious and cultural interaction, Jewish, Polish, and German traditions and communities were more entangled, and identities were shared to an extent greater than anywhere else.

SANS results are also used to demonstrate that the micelles form bcc polycrystals in a significant zone of the phase diagram.

Significant zone of inhibition was observed against all the studied pathogens by methanol extracts of Pouzolzia zeylanica (L) Benn.

The significant zone of inhibition was exerted due to effect of AgNP's on biochemical process of the bacterial cell by interacting thiol and amino groups of proteins and nucleic acids of cell wall [37 39].

Dilutions beyond 0.07813 mM that were still forming a significant zone of inhibition were further diluted on a separate plate.

It's all a matter of trying to answer this question: What do you do in a secular state when large numbers of people have begun to demand exception, when they say that significant zones of their lives are covered by Islamic law rather than by French law?

Positive control produced significant zones of inhibition against all the test bacteria while no zone was formed by negative controls.

Steam bark of plant and its chloroform fractions and the methanolic extract significantly inhibit the pathogenic bacteria with significant zones of inhibition comparable to the standard drug used.

The sole region of significant divergence lies within the tail spike region of each phage (bottom half of Fig.  3), yet even within these regions, there are significant zones of homology at both the DNA and protein level.

One of the largest offset was measured at 2,925 m (fault F): 4.3 cm and considered as part of a significant fault zone of the reservoir with a quasi-vertical fault plane (dip of 86° and a dip direction of N48° ([Cornet et al. 1997])) (see Figure 2).