Sentence examples for wider occurrence from inspiring English sources

Pore-filling clay cements in both Seagull sample sets are identified as authigenic chlorite and illite, with an increased and wider occurrence of pore-filling clay cement within the intergranular volume of the confined fluvial channel sandstones of the 22/29-3 setple set (Figs. 9, 10b).

Discovery of the same endophytes in non South African gousiekte-inducing plants points to a wider occurrence of the disease.

Tetraodon duboisi, T. mbu, T. miurus, and T. schoutedeni are distributed in the Congo basin, T. pastulatus is found in the Cross River in the southeastern Nigerian delta, and T. lineatus has a much wider occurrence, ranging from the Senegal and Volta basins to the Niger and Nile basins and Lake Turcana [18].

To learn about their wider occurrence, we have "e-genotyped" 55 animals whose genome was sequenced [ 9] for these SNPs.

While not illustrated in table 2, a larger total budget leads to a wider occurrence of the optimal strategy being to collect data on one occasion per subject.

The finding of infected game in the center of Middle Europe suggests an even wider occurrence and distribution in other European countries.

Amongst the CGAs, the CQAs have the widest occurrence and are well researched [21],[28].

Despite its wide occurrence in biological systems this phenomenon is mainly documented in cancer treatments.

Taurine (2-aminoethanesulfonic acid) and gamma-aminobutyric acid (GABA) are both natural amino acids with wide occurrence.

The wide occurrence of pharmaceuticals in aquatic environments urges the development of cost-effective solutions for their removal from water.

The wide occurrence of antibiotics in groundwater has raised serious concerns due to their impacts on humans and the ecosystem.