Sentence examples for an equivalent segment from inspiring English sources

A 10 mm segment of spinal cord encompassing the site of the lesion (or an equivalent segment from sham operated animals) was removed and post-fixed in Bouin's fixative for 24 hours.

The simplest theories assume the molecules between the cross-links adopt random configurations with an equivalent segment length (l) being the length of a segment of a hypothetical molecule of the same total length (L) as the real molecule, which would ensure its end to end distance (r) is that predicted by that of a simple random walk.

In their study, individuals after RYGB (n = 19) could have accelerated gastric pouch emptying, but emptying of liquids from the Roux limb was slower than emptying of an anatomically equivalent segment of jejunum in controls [ 24].

Thus, a gel made from a more rigid molecule will have a longer equivalent segment length and, thus, for the same cross-link density will be correspondingly stiffer and less extensible.

Based on the assumption that cross-sections at both ends of each bay remain plane after deformation, each bay of a X-braced lattice girder is replaced by an equivalent beam segment.

Indeed, the Suzuki is something of a pleasant surprise, taking cues from mud-romping rally cars rather than the Heathrow-rental-fleet econoboxes featured on the equivalent segment of the British "Top Gear," Star in a Reasonably Priced Car.

In control animals the equivalent segment of the cord was removed.

A stretch of three or more contiguous residues with Cα Cα deviation at every position lower than 3.0 Å is considered as topologically equivalent segment or Structurally Conserved Region (SCR).

(234) In a rubber the stiffness and extensibility are determined by the molecular weight between the cross-links and the equivalent segment length of the polymers.

We constructed plasmids containing the firefly luciferase reporter ORF fused downstream to a segment of the EBF1 3′-UTR conthening the wild-type putative miR-1246 binding sequence (EBF1WT-luciferase) or the equivalent segment containing three-point mutations in the miR-1246 binding sequence (EBF1Mut-luciferase).

Equivalent segment of nonhomologous core repeats of the pearl family CvA also exhibits reduced sequence variability, but, instead of hosting a palindrome, it is characterized by a microsatellite-like motif (different from the microsatellite in continuation of core repeats, Gaffney et al. 2003).