Sentence examples for I distinct from inspiring English sources

The atmosphere- and temperature-dependent reduction in the TiO2 substrates was manifested by (i) distinct color change of the crystals before and after annealing and (ii) color variation in the crystals produced in different atmospheres and at different temperatures.

Multivariate analyses elucidated both (i) distinct assemblages of canopy species that differed in their association with time-since-fire and (ii) the relative importance of environmental variables affecting canopy species composition, where time-since-fire explained the largest amount of variation.

where it is tacitly assumed that the following set: ω ( i, j ) : 1 ≤ i ≤ r and 1 ≤ j ≤ ℓ i ( ℓ i ∈ N ; i = 1, …, r ), which depends upon the ℓ i distinct values of the factor x i 1 ℓ i occurring in the expression 1 − ( x i 1 ℓ i z ) ℓ i ( i = 1, …, r ), exists such that ( 1 − x i z ℓ i ) − α i = ∏ j = 1 ℓ i { ( 1 − ω ( i, j ) z ) − ℓ j } ( i = 1, …, r ).

During the malignant progression of the MOSE cells, the microfilament, microtubule and intermediate filament systems became sequentially disorganized, highlighted by i) distinct protein level changes, ii) the significant loss of polymerized F-actin, and iii) the decreased capacity for formation of focal adhesions.

The demographic function is then constrained to be a piecewise constant function with exactly i distinct levels.

The 8,572 RT were separated into groups according to the number of distinct sbsRT observed in cancer or healthy cells, i.e. the i t h group contained the RT for which exactly i distinct sbsRT were observed.

We support adding the CLiW serotonergic population as a new nucleus belonging to the Is, distinct from the CLi.

Among all the patterns described above we observe that Class I (Distinct-Distinct) patterns have the highest occurrence (70%) (Table 4 and Figure 6).

Four possible permutations of these two different groups of exons were categorised as class I (distinct-variant), class II (distinct-variant), class III (variant-distinct) and class IV (variant-variant).

with p i odd distinct primes.

Clearly, all the c i are distinct.