Sentence examples for a distinct segregation of from inspiring English sources

The fact that the L2.5/branched polyethylene blends with intimately mixed constituents exhibited a higher strength than the L2.5/linear polyethylene mixtures, with a distinct segregation of L2.5, could be explained as being due to the higher average tie-chain concentration in the former blends.

Hierarchical clustering of tested samples (Fig.  5) demonstrates a distinct segregation of RPE samples (shown above the yellow line) from 14 other tested tissues, as revealed by the expression of 150 signature genes.

Hierarchical clustering of molecular profiles from IB4+SNS-Cre/TdT+, IB4−SNS-Cre/TdT+, and Parv-Cre/TdT+ neuron populations revealed a distinct segregation of these three DRG neuronal subsets, and large blocks of transcripts were enriched for each population (Heat-map, Figure 4A).

(A ) Principal Components Analysis of single cell transcriptional data shows distinct segregation of Groups I, V, and VII neurons.

There is no distinct segregation of the whites from the blacks but individual buildings will be confined to either Negro or white".

Annotating the PCA plot specifically for those animals for which sex is known, showed no distinct segregation of males and females (data not shown).

For DWV and BQCV, our data indicate that there are not distinct segregations of the viral populations among the pollinators in the temporal and spatial confines of the study.

Interestingly, CTC-plt cells maintained their distinct segregation from CTC-c, even after digital removal of all annotated platelet transcripts.

The theory of interface complexions is a useful tool for describing the thermodynamics behind segregation as well as identifying distinct segregation patterns.

Biomes with distinct spatial segregation of the C3 and C4 photosynthetic pathways should provide a unique scenario with which to assess the proportional contribution of different landscape units to riverine C pools with the use of C stable isotopes.

Indeed, as one expert puts it, "[n]early every scientific inquiry into the effects of solitary confinement over the past 150 years has concluded that subjecting an individual to more than ten days of involuntary segregation results in a distinct set of emotional, cognitive, social and physical pathologies".