The phrase "across compartments" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that spans or is distributed among different sections or areas, often in a physical or metaphorical context.
Example: "The information was shared across compartments of the organization to ensure everyone was informed."
Alternatives: "throughout sections" or "among divisions".
For each of these "bootstrap" data sets we computed the subgroup means, the ratios of SN to SP means within each age range and compartment, and the corresponding differences in ratios across compartments.
To make comparisons across compartments, we also computed the differences in the ratios for CD45RA+CD31+ vs. CD45RA+CD31-, CD45RA-mem vs. CD45RA+CD31-, and CD45RA+31+ vs. CD45RA-mem in each age range.
This means that the gpj's yielded by any stimulus, except the largest, are nearly equal across compartments, so that, with a good approximation, the conductance of any compartment can be denoted gp (without subscript j).
This link between antigen source and processing pathway is altered when antigens are transferred across compartments.
Voxels within and across compartments can be linked to each other via channels.
In this case, additional transport reactions (incorporated as additional columns in S) are used to represent metabolite translocation across compartments.
This degree of across-compartment correlation in the ordered dataset stands in contrast to the report by Skaggs and McNaughton (1998) that about 50% of cells "remapped" between 2 identical compartments.
It was found that cell cell communication through gap junctions across compartment borders is restricted [ 605].
We reasoned that identical reactions occurring in different compartments can functionally compensate for each other due to diffusion or transport of metabolites across compartment boundaries.
A 1-tailed t-test comparing these values (averaged across compartment-pairs for each cell) found a highly significant difference [ t206 = 15.53, P < 0.0001].
We do not see evidence of en>Dnhe2-expressing cells migrating out of the tissue across compartment boundaries, similar to our results using ptcGAL4, suggesting that Dnhe2 is not sufficient to induce migration alone.
