Sentence examples for but interconnected with from inspiring English sources
Conversely, the colonization of roots developing in the fungicide-free compartment, but interconnected with the extraradical mycelium developing on the SBI fungicides, appeared unaffected.
In this study, we propose a set of genes to differentiate individuals with T-ALL from the nonleukemia/healthy ones and genes that are not differential themselves but interconnected with highly differentially expressed ones.
The DAN performs less cognitive tasks, but highly interconnected with the aforementioned functions.
It consisted of multiple components, each operating independently but were interconnected with the others through the larger program.
The specimens of radiographic union in both groups exhibited bone formation in the intertransverse interval, but not interconnected with the recipient transverse process.
The individual PFR and CSTR equations are set-up identical as for the axial flow configuration, but differently interconnected with each other and with the model instances for the membrane zones.
Baroldi [ 5] had provided ample and definitive evidence on the basis of post mortem angiograms and corrosion-cast preparations that normal human coronary arteries are not end-arteries but are interconnected with an arteriolar network that considerably expands in cases of coronary occlusions.
North Korea's intranet has its own websites and runs using internet technology but is not interconnected with the rest of the world.
But these nanosheets interconnected with each other and the sample presents an etched trace.
The new blueprint, says Markl, will make the institutes "perhaps a little less independent, but much better interconnected with other research groups".
PV-positive interneurons strongly inhibit one another but provide little inhibition to other subtypes of interneurons, whereas somatostatin-positive interneurons strongly inhibit all other interneurons but are poorly interconnected with each other (Pfeffer et al., 2013).
