Sentence examples for accurately partitioned from inspiring English sources

Eukaryotic cells contain several thousands of proteins that have to be accurately partitioned over the components of the cytoplasm (cytosol or any of the known organelles) to allow proper cell function.

The overlapping signals cannot be accurately partitioned between the overlapping peaks without the peak shape information.

By including the tools to accurately partition the outer mold layer, create the required offset surfaces and calculate accurate element-wise material orientations, a high level of detail and fidelity can be achieved.

In an earlier work we have shown that a second order Markov model, compared to non-Markovian and first-order models, is able to utilise nucleotide correlations and suffices in accurately partitioning portions of DNA in a statistically significant manner [12].

While it remains difficult to accurately partition colony losses into discrete causes, our survey does indicate that one CCD symptom, the lack of dead bees in dead hives, is more common in larger operations, and operations reporting this condition had significantly higher losses than those that did not.

Fitting higher order regressions reduced this extreme behaviour by more accurately partitioning total variance to all components.

With the PeakSplitter module of the PeakAnalyzer tool, these enriched areas were sub-divided by accurately partitioning enriched loci into finer resolution sets of individual binding sites.

In the numerical analysis, we first validated the proposed approach in accurately partitioning cancer phenotypes using a publicly-available large cancer dataset.

After evaluating its ability for accurately partitioning this diverse data structure, we used the proposed pathway-based approach to analyze the hidden subtypes of DLBCL, which has been demonstrated to be notoriously heterogeneous [21,22,30].

First, we evaluated the ability of each signature pathway to accurately partition the samples into the known cancer types using the clustering analysis based on only the expression profiles of genes within the pathway.

However, in forests managed with uneven-aged silvicultural systems or without a well maintained history of past management, it can be difficult to create a stand map that accurately partitions the variability of a forest due to the relative homogeneity of the forest when observed from aerial photos.