The phrase "a segment even" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to describe a segment that is equal or uniform in some way, but without additional context, it is unclear how to use it appropriately.
Example: "The data was divided into a segment even, ensuring that each part was of equal size."
Alternatives: "an equal segment" or "a uniform segment".
Since the last segment (22nd) contains more than half the number of words in a normal segment, it is considered as a full segment even if the size is less than 100 words.
Meantime, here is our rundown on the new A4 (and on multitronic) and how it's going to make a competitive segment even more treacherous for any carmaker who doesn't come out with products this good.
The user retains the possibility to inspect the list of EST clusters with a genomic extension greater than 250 kb present in a given chromosome segment, even if they are not considered in the creation of the transcriptome map.
This means that young, relatively well-off people can also be considered a vulnerable population segment, even though they might not fit the traditional profile of people who may develop type 2 diabetes – that is, aged over 45, with high blood pressure and a high BMI, and perhaps disadvantaged through poverty or a lack of health insurance.
The results clearly indicate that the method accurately identifies a PSC-containing DNA segment even in the presence of a non-mutated allele.
Indeed, they may serve as a conduit for some blood to flow through the intermediate segment, even when alveolar pressure exceeds pulmonary arterial pressure [ 4].
We approach the audio part of the project quite like a radio advert, and there are instances when we address the audio segment even before the storyboarding stage.
One adorable segment even featured teenagers teaching computer skills to the elderly.
One coronary plaque was assigned per coronary segment, even in the presence of multiple plaques.
In contrast, UBM can visualize the anterior segment even under poor intraocular visibility due to its echographic nature.
