Sentence examples for aggregation of sections from inspiring English sources
Such firming is due to changes in the molecular status of the starch, specifically to a kind of aggregation of sections of the long-chain molecules into micelles, making the molecules more rigid and less soluble than in the newly gelatinized granule.
We hypothesized that aggregation of those forest sections (raster cells), whose SVs describing either trees height and/or canopy density, do not differ significantly (in a statistical meaning) from the SV of given sample plot that might lead to the delineation of HPs.
We discuss both classes of aggregation in Sections 2.1.1 and 2.1.2, respectively.
To assess if there was an association between neuroinflammation (astrogliosis or microgliosis) and induction of αS aggregation, tissue sections from all injected nTg and M20 Tg mice were stained with antibodies to GFAP and IBA-1.
Fluorescence imaging is often used to study cellular aggregation of disordered proteins (see section 5.3).
As noted in the methods section above, the aggregation of country data into regional summaries by wealth quintile introduces known errors through combining wealth quintiles from countries at differing wealth levels.
Thus, the data management infrastructure has to deal with specific challenges regarding the identification, access and aggregation of partitioned data with varying proportions of overlapping sections.
Cellular chaperones for example, often protect cells from deleterious effects of spontaneous aggregation (see section 3.5) and their roles in aggregation have been studied extensively.
This section introduces a model for aggregation of states.
A cluster was defined as an aggregation of more than five CD133+ cells [ 21] and sections with at least one cluster were classified as "cluster + type".
We obtained estimates of aggregation for coding and noncoding DNA by using a sliding window approach to estimate the average aggregation of Pu and Py among consecutive non-overlapping 100-base sections of chromosomes.
