Sentence examples for A repartition from inspiring English sources

(A) Repartition of chloronemal cell length (in micrometers) in protonemal tissues grown on chloronemal induction conditions for 6 days.

A repartition difference between sample groups was considered significant when the Kruskal-Wallis nonparametric test and Wilcoxon test gave a P value ≤0.05.

Labour lost to Menachem Begin's Likud, which prompted a West Bank settlement boom designed to prevent a repartition.

He also proposes a repartition of Palestine so that areas of Israel with large Arab populations can be transferred to the Palestinian Authority in return for areas of the West Bank settled by Jews.

The main objective is to develop lateral control laws which allow a repartition of the control effort in real time between the steering by the steering angle and the steering by the differential braking.

That vision should include the rollback of most Israeli settlements; a resolution of the Palestinian refugee problem by refugees returning to the West Bank and Gaza, not Israel; and a repartition of Jerusalem, with Jews controlling Jewish neighborhoods and Arabs controlling Arab ones.

The Huelsenbeck and Bull LRT was much slower, but most of the time was spent on parametric bootstrapping; this time was improved using a repartitioning method similar to that used in the ILD, which does not require inference of a global tree at each iteration (using 16 cores, repartitioning reduced the computation time from 5.5 days to 38 h).

6 We have proposed to apply chemotherapy as a pressurized aerosol within the abdominal cavity to take advantage of following physical properties: applying an aerosol allows a homogeneous repartition of the substance within a closed space; generating an artificial pressure gradient counterbalances tumoral interstitial fluid pressure, an obstacle in cancer therapy.

The mathematical model of intact antibody distribution of Fujimori et al. suggests that if one considers that a uniform repartition is desired for therapy, a lower affinity antibody might be preferable [ 15].

Results show that the coatings exhibit a very fine lamellar structure with a homogeneous repartition of Al and Ti.

On a large phylogenetic scale, we make two observations: (i) a wide distribution of DIRS1-like elements among groups such as deuterostomes, with the detection of copies in a wide range of higher taxa from Echinodermata to Sauropsida; and (ii) a large repartition of the DIRS1-like elements observed in certain taxa despite a lack of detection in closely related taxa.