The mountain trail exposed layers of schist that glinted like mica in the sunlight.

Geologists collected samples of schists from the mountain outcrop to analyze their mineral composition.

Geologists discovered a vein of quartz schist along the mountain ridge, suggesting a history of intense metamorphism.

The geologist collected samples of alum schist from the cliff face to analyze its mineral composition.

Field geologists identified a thick layer of green schist along the riverbank, indicating ancient low-grade metamorphism.

During the field survey, we documented several quartz schists that displayed distinct banding and mica veins.

Researchers developed a schistosomicidal compound that significantly reduced infection rates in the trial.

Recent research indicates that climate change may expand habitats for the freshwater snails that spread schistosomiases, leading to new public health challenges.

The research team tested a new schistosomicide that showed promising results in reducing infection rates.

Researchers discovered that schistosomes can survive for years within the host's blood vessels.