Sentence examples for a series of split from inspiring English sources

To demonstrate this system, we designed a series of split FAK chimeras with different domain structures.

He led the race from the first bend to the finish line, running a series of split times that defied both belief and sense – 23.30sec for 200m, 49.28sec for 400m, 1min 14.30sec for 600m.

They consist of a series of split points, the nodes, in terms of the value of an input feature.

In this study, a series of split DnaE inteins with new split sites have been constructed and tested for protein ligation both in vivo and in vitro to identify a functional split DnaE intein with a minimal C-terminal fragment.

The array of de novo and split pseudopodia of one cell contains 'closed' runs (a series of split pseudopodia in between two de novo pseudopodia), but the array begins and ends with 'open' runs (no de novo pseudopodia at the beginning and at the end of the array).

Each compound had a unique fragmentation pattern composed of a series of split molecular ions, the mass charge ratios and the abundance of which was compared with a standard mass chromatogram in the LECO-Fiehn Rtx5 mass spectra library by using the Chroma TOF 4.3X software.

Our analysis establishes five critical moments and reveals a series of split-second decisions that resulted in the death of Stephon Clark, in his backyard.

The pitching coach Rick Peterson told Looper he could pitch around Thome, but Looper attacked anyway with a series of split-fingered fastballs and induced a grounder to the Mets' third baseman, who was playing up the middle.

Sometimes the situation is transformed time and again as the characters undergo a series of split-second metamorphoses: a father and daughter flying a kite turn into pirouetting ballet dancers, then into faith healers at a revival meeting, midgets at their own wedding ceremony, gamblers at a casino, accusers at a witch trial and players in a rugby game.

After a physically and psychologically gruelling training program in the remote mountains of Scotland, she finds herself in Paris, where Nazi officers roam the Métro and she is forced to make a series of split-second decisions about whom she can trust, even at the expense of lifelong alliances.

So there it is: a series of splits that appear to be widening with each passing day.