Sentence examples for Contiguous with each other from inspiring English sources

Furthermore these results show that the majority of LCR and δβ sub-domain transcripts are not contiguous with each other or the ORG and εγ sub-domain transcripts.

Conversely, tumors from D-17 and Saos-2 knock-down cells revealed a population of early mesenchymal cells contiguous with each other separated by minimal matrix (Fig. 6b; B and D).

In this case, if the constellation points of received signal from multiple transmitters are considerably contiguous or overlapped with each other, it would be quite difficult that the receiver correctly separates and identifies each signal from the compound signal.

In a similar fashion, Konopka (2009) defines communities as 'multispecies assemblages, in which organisms live together in a contiguous environment and interact with each other'.

The quintile map demonstrates that areas in red are contiguous to each other, which suggests the clustering of a high level of infant mortality.

The other two counties were in different parts of the state and were not geographically contiguous to each other.

The territory of Neilston is not contiguous with any other settlement, and according to the General Register Office for Scotland, does not form part of Greater Glasgow, the United Kingdom's fifth largest conurbation.

Finally, although not contiguous with the other Gm13 BAC probes, Gm13-BAC-A is one of the most 5′ terminal BACs available for the Gm13 pseudomolecule; in TL-4, this probe also hybridized very near to the signal for Gm04-BAC-2, on the longer arm of the mutant Gm04.

In other words, the positions of the ancestral protein that is uniquely mutated in exactly one of the gene copies, tend to form contiguous runs and do not interleave with each other (P-value = 3.4e-15; Additional file 1: Supplementary Result).

In other words, the intended goal here will be to establish a coherent way to examine if and when two or more contiguous mass/energy fluid particle streams will couple with each other in ways governed by the dictates of the famous Onsager Reciprocity Relationships (ORR).

TADs are defined as contiguous chromosomal regions that contain loci which interact frequently with each other, but much less frequently with loci outside the domain.