Supplementary Material, Figure S1 shows that the RPE tissues are relatively indistinguishable from each other, but most importantly they are all clearly segregated from the other tissue types throughout the body.
I take it to be an elementary rule of constitutional construction that no one provision of the Constitution is to be segregated from all the others, and to be considered alone, but that all the provisions bearing upon a particular subject are to be brought into view and to be so interpreted as to effectuate the great purposes of the instrument.
A single unit was isolated if, in the 3-dimensional PCA space of the 1st 3 component, we found a cluster of waveforms that was segregated from all the remaining waveforms.
Post-hoc pairwise comparisons further showed that all three seasons segregated from one another in their δ13C values, with autumn having the highest mean value followed by spring.
Just as our title explained, it is mainly a floating plate that is segregated from all outside vibration using electromagnetic force.
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She was part of a team of African-American female mathematicians who manually performed complex calculations for the space agency at the Langley Research Center ― all while being largely segregated from their white colleagues.
To avoid distressing the widowed Amy Driberg John Dribergg had died in 1919), the headmaster allowed him to remain in the school for the remainder of the term, stripped of his offices and segregated from all social contact with other boys.
