Sentence examples for broad separation from inspiring English sources

(A) PCA of publicly available samples from four studies and the reported Indian cohort showing broad separation of a Chinese dataset comprising samples from patients with advanced gastric cancer.

(C) Loadings of features in PCA of publicly available samples from four studies and the reported Indian cohort showing broad separation of one Chinese dataset comprising samples from patients with advanced gastric cancer.

PC1, explaining 17% of the total variation in low odour threshold metabolites, described broad separation of IR64 grown in irrigated conditions, with negative scores in this dimension for all samples.

However, with the broad separation of the other markers we were clearly able to obtain an excellent separation of the vacuolar, the cytosolic, and the plastidic compartments by non-aqueous fractionation of Arabidopsis leaf material.

This result was expected because of the broad separation among ESRD-O samples in PCoA plots, indicating they were all different from each other.

In the Riversleigh fossil specimens there is a broad separation between the central and lateral capitulum, as in molossids, mystacinids and miniopterids, and unlike most other bat groups [e.g. see [ 28] Figures 3 to 5, and [ 85] Figures 7 to 12].

And while some nationalist politicians acknowledge that a ban would suit their broader separation goals, they also insist that animal rights have become a major concern.

While recognizing that such a ban suited their broader separation goals, some lawmakers also emphasized that animal welfare had developed into a major concern.

The secrecy surrounding the bombing of Cambodia and the warrantless wiretaps had turned out to be only the first steps in a far broader separation of image and substance in the Nixon Administration's conduct of its affairs.

Specifically, primers based on small variations in nucleotide stretches of P1 gene permitted a broad range separation of PVYO and PVYN groups and the specific detection of strain subgroups.

This approach highlights the importance of fine dissection of DC subsets, particularly when broad phenotypic separation is used in the first instance.