Sentence examples for associated part of the from inspiring English sources

This paper shows that the common derivation and usage of the second-order curl curl equations are incorrect and that the solution of Helmholtz equations needs the divergence condition to be enforced on an associated part of the boundary.

First, there is a pre-processing step in which the user needs to (roughly) extract the LV-associated part of the CT image.

Nearly all expressed B genes are localized on the telomeric, HERV16/MIB-associated part of the region, whereas the centromeric part harbors mostly unexpressed or infrequently expressed B loci (Fig. 5).

Thus the 11β-HSD1-associated part of the glucocorticoid contribution to cognitive ageing appears not entirely irreversible.

(The file also contained explicit human-readable definitions of the concepts that each data name was associated with – part of the reason the term "dictionary" was adopted).

While drive-in theaters are rarer today with only 366 remaining and no longer unique to America, they are still associated as part of the 1950s' American car culture.

IEM of trophozoites and early schizonts showed strong MSP119-specific labeling, closely associated with part of the vacuole's lining membrane including its inward folds (Figure 6A G) and often lying close to the hemozoin crystals (Figure 6F).

In a cross of aestivum-adapted and durum-adapted isolates of Z. tritici, the AvrStb6 locus for avirulence to Stb6 (Brading et al., 2002) was associated with part of the variation in ability of progeny isolates to infect T. durum.

Cell division cycle associated 3 (CDCA3), part of the Skp1-cullin-F-box (SCF) ubiquitin ligase, refers to a trigger of mitotic entry and mediates destruction of the mitosis inhibitory kinase.

Our database also contains "glued fragments", which represent draft genomes "glued" together with hundreds of "N"s as a simple way to keep the separate contigs associated as part of the same genome.

Soluble LRP-1, which is composed of the entire extracellular α-chain and noncovalently associated extracellular part of the transmembrane β-chain [ 72], retains ligand-binding capacity and acts as a decoy receptor [ 80].