How To Use Spherule In A Sentence
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The spherules were previously interpreted as microfossils (Vallenia sp.) because of their spheroidal shapes and inclusions of carbonaceous matter.
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Andrew Scott of Royal Holloway, University of London in Egham, United Kingdom, and colleagues used four kinds of microscopy to take a closer look at the odd debris, known as carbonaceous spherules.
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Within the dermis were multiple aggregates of faintly basophilic spherules.
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Gravid the kidney spherule filtration of kidney of the 30th week of transplanting is led but provisionality drops, 40% pregnant woman have albuminuria, but the majority after childbirth can disappear.
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The researchers believe that the spherules formed as the plume of vaporized rock cooled, condensing as liquefied droplets.
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Conversation with him reduced the world from a sphere to a spherule.
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At a conference, Grossman heard a presenter claim that the spherules could not have formed from the plume of vaporized rock.
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Although type 1 Mg-smectite may be derived from tektitcs, or volcanic glass, there is strong evidence that the smectite spherules are of tektite origin.
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No myospherules were found within the renal parenchyma or the adipose tissue.
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Scott's team says it found a good match between carbonaceous spherules from 12,900 years ago and so-called fungal sclerotia (see figure).
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Here is a spherule which is producing it in an elastic solid.
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The spherules in South Greenland are the first distal impact ejecta recognized in mid-Precambrian strata.
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The smear revealed numerous spherules admixed with acute inflammatory cells.
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Some of the volcanic lava erupted as fiery fountains, forming heaps of glass spherules.
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Collagenous hyaline deposition was variable, and collagenous spherules could be seen.
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Collagenous hyaline deposition was variable, and collagenous spherules could be seen.
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Scott's team says it found a good match between carbonaceous spherules from 12,900 years ago and so-called fungal sclerotia (see figure).
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If you find so much as a pre-biotic spherule, a pseudo-membranous configuration, even a viroid aggregate, the show's off.
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Or lobes, Vincent noticed, slightly larger and more spherule than earlobes, but hanging nonetheless from the scruff of his neck, from the woolly underside of his chin, and most prominently below the left eye, where a single bulbous teardrop of flesh dangled against the slope of his cheek.
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The species are dimorphic, living as hyphal saprobes in the desert soil or as unicellular pathogens that convert into multicellular sporulating spherules in the mammalian host.
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When the expelled tubules elongate, the inner epithelium is disrupted and the contents of the epithelial cell spherules are released.
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At one site at El Penon, the researchers found 52 species present in sediments below the impact spherule layer, and counted all 52 still present in layers above the molten droplets or spherules.
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Scientists last year reported the discovery of five types of nano-diamonds along with impact material such as iridium and magnetic microspherules in the Younger Dryas impact layer,
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They indicate there was an extra-terrestrial event on Earth 12,900 years ago .." impact material such as iridium and magnetic microspherules - as well as an NY Times report.
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We disagree that charred fungal sclerotia ... have the same morphology" as certain carbonaceous spherules, paleoceanographer James Kennett writes in an e-mail.
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The impact record would be preserved in spherules - microscopic glass beads formed when droplets of molten basalt splashed out of a crater.
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In this specimen, limonite (an iron oxide) contributes to the bright central arc, while fine spherules of hematite (another iron oxide) suffuse the quartz with a purplish hue.
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Biopsy of the lobulated mass revealed chronic inflammation and many spherules consistent with coccidioides immitis.
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At the Lower East Fork locality nontronite was observed as brownish-black spherules, 0.6 mm in diameter, perched on microcrystals of quartz associated with calcite rhombohedra.
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These large spherules with a thick wall and filled with endospores are characteristic for Coccidioides immitis. " Cocci " is endemic to the desert southwest of the U.
