Sentence examples for apex I from inspiring English sources

The times at the beginning, the apex (i.e. the retention time) and the end of each peak were recorded and modelled by multiple linear equations.

These developmental differences are reflected in the shape (and other characters) of gastropod larval shells and in the first coils of an adult gastropod's shell apex (i.e., the protoconch).

The main difference between these models is the mechanism that is assumed to be responsible for calcium entry at the tube apex, i.e. through voltage-gated channels [51], stress-activated channels [34] or the action of the scaffolding protein RIC3 [50].

First, while in a pyramid the strength of the base is most important, we somehow have this erroneous notion that the excellence of the system depends on the apex, i.e., specialty hospitals in metropolitan centres.

In the ARs, IAA accumulated in the vasculature (Fig.  6O, inset) and in the apex, i.e. the QC, flanking initials and cap cells (Fig.  6O), defining an auxin maximum, as in planta under the same treatment and the HF condition.

Based on 20 conventional CT scans of the temporal bone, it was possible to calculate and visualize for each patient a set of three alternative CFTs to the RW, internal auditory canal, and petrous apex (i.e., 9 CFTs per patient) without violating critical structures.

The apex (a i ) of the cone is the baseline intensity for all channels, and edges (defined by S i ) are directions corresponding to pure signals.

The Hg2I73− anion is composed of two distorted HgI4 tetrahedra which share an apex of I(4) atom and are related to each other by the C2 axis.

In the middle plot, we show the results using a combination of dipole components and apex positions, i.e., a similar approach as Juusola et al.

As the tip approaches the surface step by step, the tip apex atom, i.e., the dopant atom, relaxes toward the up terrace due to the strong attraction.

The stem is 7-14 cm long, 0.8-2.5 cm thick at the apex, solid (i.e., not hollow), and either equal in width throughout or narrowed downward.