The phrase "a range of compartment" is not correct in English.
Did you mean "a range of compartments"? You can use the corrected phrase when referring to multiple storage areas or sections within a larger space or object.
Example: "The suitcase features a range of compartments to help organize your belongings efficiently."
Alternatives: "a variety of compartments" or "multiple compartments available".
In a first step, the density of gold labeling over a range of compartments is estimated using stereological techniques under both conditions.
The various surface and subsurface water bodies in urban environments can be viewed as interconnected compartments that are also extensively intertwined with a range of technical compartments of the urban water system.
As EGFR is concentrated into intralumenal vesicles, membrane cargoes destined for a range of other compartments are filtered away into tubular elements (reviewed in [ 27]).
After identifying antibiotic concentrations and pathogen densities in the environment, as well as possible levels and rates of ARB generation in each environmental compartment, a range of fate and transport models are available to estimate the amounts of antibiotics, pathogens, ARB, and ARG at points of human contact.
Host-related factors might include defined three-dimensional (3-D) compartments, a range of tissue tonicities, appropriate stromal ratios (glycoproteins and proteoglycans) and relevant supporting cells in terms of both type and proportion.
Increasing numbers of studies demonstrate that some proteins are targeted simultaneously to more than one compartment by a range of mechanisms, involving composite targeting sequences and/or transcriptional and translational controls.
To better understand the basis of Tg K5::miR-24 HF abnormal morphogenesis, we performed a range of immunostaining to analyze the different compartments of the HFs.
This implies a broader functional role for ADARs as RNA-binding proteins in different cellular compartments interacting with a range of dsRNA-based phenomena.
Whether or not it has any advantages over automated image analysis needs to be established and further work is required to establish its utility across a range of markers including proteins in other subcellular compartments.
In the 14th and 15th centuries there were many developments both in construction and design of furniture throughout Europe; a range of new types, among them cupboards, boxes with compartments, and various sorts of desks, evolved slowly.
