Sentence examples for underlying section from inspiring English sources

Incision of this channel into underlying marine mudstone and sandstone of the Culebra Formation indicates that part of the underlying section has been eroded by the channel.

There is considerable variability in the thickness, structure, and macroscopic deformation style within shale-prone major thrust zones, which also impacts the structural style in the overlying, and sometimes the underlying section.

Geophysical studies on the Ross Ice Shelf indicate the presence of an underlying thick section of seismically low-velocity, probably sedimentary, rocks.

The novel Monte Carlo technique for calculating point detector sensitivities has been applied to two representative beryllium transmission experiments with the objective to investigate the sensitivity of important responses such as the neutron multiplication and to assess the related uncertainties due to the underlying cross-section data uncertainties.

Also note that here the global (GLO) 1-D conductivity profile was used as underlying 1-D section.

The stratigraphy of the Euphrates Graben generally records a clastic-dominated Palaeozoic section underlying Triassic to Meocene carbonate rocks and evaporites interbedded with lesser amounts of sandstone and shale (Fig. 2).

We assessed carefully whether assumptions (homogeneity, consistency and transitivity – see methods section) underlying network meta-analysis were met.

There were 10 caesareans in women with hepatitis B or C in 1998, compared with 93 in 2010; the model-based estimates suggest that the underlying planned caesarean section rate in women with hepatitis B or C increased by 4.9% annually (APC 4.9%, 95% CI 2.1%to7.7%7%).

Recently, however, laboratory data raised uncertainties in the ClOOCl absorption cross sections underlying this assumption.

Section 2 introduces the underlying system model, and in Section 3, we outline the general problem to solve.

Most errors were committed in underlying cause of death section; the most important part of DCs.