Sentence examples for topographic evidence from inspiring English sources

They have provided surface topographic evidence in evaluating crystal nucleation and growth mechanisms as well as on the inhibitory effect of ions on growth or dissolution processes.

The topographic evidence for youthful normal faulting along these valley margins is typical triangular facets, scarps across alluvial terraces and other topographic truncations best explained by normal faulting (Additional file 1: Figures S7, S8).

No topographic evidence for a Cl– counterion attached to individual AuTPP moieties is found by STM, in accordance with our X-ray photoemission spectroscopy (XPS) results (see below).

In fact D. Odrobina and I. Laudańska-Olszewska reported, at 3 months after the surgery, the topographic evidences of persistence of small hyperreflective round shaped SO droplets above the optic nerve and in the cystoid retinal spaces.

Furthermore, topographic and chronologic evidence indicate that glaciation is strongly controlled by the southwestern monsoon, and that modern fluvial systems are still responding to tectonic forcing and deglaciation.

The early geomorphic evolution of the lower Yuba River (LYR), northern California, up to 1906 is reconstructed using cartographic, documentary, topographic, and stratigraphic evidence.

Rates of regional Quaternary uplift and climate change are reconstructed using topographic and stratigraphic evidence from terrace and adjacent cave deposits, along with Electron Spin Resonance (ESR) and Thermo-luminescence (TL) dating controls.

This indicated that the overall evidence for topographic controls of the tropical tree species spatial pattern was strong, but the explanatory power of the topographic variables was negligible compared to the total variation of pure spatial processes, especially the broad-scale space.

Moreover, we see no evidence for topographic impacts on radar-derived maps.

The retinal (C) and choroidal (D) thickness maps evidence normal topographic measures.

The X-ray absorption topographic measurements give direct evidence that inhomogeneous deformation occurred during magnetic-field-induced transformation in the polycrystalline materials.