Sentence examples for the largest occurrence from inspiring English sources

The Persian Gulf and its coastal areas (Fig. 1) contain the largest occurrence of crude oil in the world (Haghi et al. 2013) accounting for two-thirds of the world's proven oil reserves and approximately more than one-third of total proven world gas reserves (Rabbani 2007).

Therefore, a proposed horizontal treatment "line" drawn at a distance of 1/3 the vertical length of the thigh superior to the knee and connecting the medial and lateral orders of the patella would encompass the largest occurrence of femoral cutaneous nerves innervating the superior knee (Fig. 6).

By default, these values correspond to the smallest and the largest occurrences of the selected TEs, but can be dynamically changed by the user.

The large occurrence of very short distances in both the IgG and the MAX data is greatly reduced in the normalized data suggesting that the normalized reads more faithfully represent true fragments than the raw signals.

If this applies to CC-work, the large occurrence of standing/walking periods one minute or shorter among the CC operators in this study - more than 50% of all standing/walking periods - would be important to health.

Each cluster was then named according to its prominent characteristics: the high NPY expression level for cluster a (NPY-cluster, n = 31) and the large occurrence of VIP expression in cluster b (VIP-cluster, n = 22).

Experts said the break at the natural gas storage reservoir is the largest known occurrence of its kind.

By the end of March 2005, the total number of cases in Chile was 10,783, making this the largest documented occurrence of V. parahaemolyticus diarrhea in the world.

The largest co-occurrence cluster consisted of OTUs from five clades (A D, F), making it unlikely that intragenomic variants were represented in distinct OTUs.

The South and Southeast Asian region has the largest surface occurrences of ultramafic regoliths in the world, but the geoecology of these outcrops is still poorly studied despite severe conservation threats.

The former is due to the concentration and timing of the large slip occurrence (i.e. earthquake slip for the kinematic case is more spread out), whereas the latter represents the combined effects due to the tsunami source and propagation.