Sentence examples for coalesced samples from inspiring English sources

Interestingly, the reorganized PCL chains in the non-crystalline regions of coalesced samples did not revert to the normal randomly-coiled entangled melt even after heating well above Tm (90 °C) for a month.

Regarding the TMRCA, we anticipated that all the haplotypes sampled coalesced 2.15 units ago, corresponding to 55,000 BP.

As previously noted by others (Tajima 1983; Felsenstein 1992; Sherry et al. 1997), if a mutation has occurred when all but two members of a sample of size n have coalesced, it is equally likely that the mutation is represented in 1 to n − 1 copies in the sample.

Sample sentence: "After the letters somehow coalesced into words and began making a semblance of sense, the second hurdle was the abhorrent topography of the paragraph".

Conversely, TE insertions that have occurred distantly in the past are expected to be found in all sampled alleles since they will have coalesced prior to the insertion event, backward in time.

We reconstructed a coalescence history of z C*L C asexual individuals (where z C denotes the number of samples per clone), until the whole pedigree coalesced in a single sexual MRCA.

His study of gamelan and a fondness for building instruments coalesced in a 1997 composition titled "Pemangku," in which short recordings or samples of strange instrumental sounds and Javanese choral singing are interspersed with everyday sounds like slamming doors and jingling coins.

The process continues until all lineages have coalesced in one individual, the most recent common ancestor of the entire sample.

The third pattern (nearly half of all biopsy samples) was characterized by well-delineated sheets and bundles of spindle cells, which coalesced to form nodules.

Figure1a,b,c,d,e displays the SEM images taken in the top view of one sample with surface graded from edge to center and the typical morphology of epitaxially overgrown and coalesced EuTiO3 films.

But they never coalesced.