Sentence examples for youngest part from inspiring English sources

Membranipora, which may cover large areas with a million or more zooids, always grows predominantly toward the youngest part of an algal frond.

Importantly for dating purposes, the youngest part of each RPCB should preferably be sampled.

The age gap reflects the absence of the youngest part of the pelagic record rather than the oldest part of the clastic record because in several cases, the ages for the clastic section are maximum depositional ages.

The samples that most accurately reflected the time of collection from the sea--those from the tips of branches, the youngest part of the coral--yielded an even tighter age range, perhaps as narrow as 30 years.

On the youngest and largest island, submarine groundwater discharge (SGD) transports more than an order of magnitude more solutes to the ocean than surface water and on the youngest part of the youngest island, SGD is the only link between the terrestrial weathering system and the ocean.

The youngest part of the formation consists of interbedded conglomerates and volcanic breccias that are 2 million years old.

Plaquemines Parish is one of the youngest parts of Louisiana, and has sections that are so new they do not show up on nineteenth-century maps.

Knockouts of AtTic20-I are albino even in the youngest parts of the seedlings [ 27].

The close relationship of the Champion and GbF populations of M. trifasciatus with those on Santa Cruz and Santa Fé make the M. parvulus populations inhabiting Santa Cruz, Santa Fé and the youngest parts of the archipelago paraphyletic.

It was a death of a younger part of me.

They're ready to be warriors, they're young — part of it's posturing.