Contrary to previous reports, which painted a fairly simple picture of viral compartmentalization in the lung, we find a mixed pattern in which virus is compartmentalized in some patients and not compartmentalized in other patients.
In another work space is compartmentalized in a more literal way.
The program has been extraordinarily "compartmentalized," in the nomenclature of the intelligence world.
Beyond the gauche privilege and complacency of Theo's small-mindedness, most striking is his idea that the big and the small can be compartmentalized in this way.
Enzymes are not always found uniformly within a cell; often they are compartmentalized in the nucleus, on the cell membrane, or in subcellular structures.
"Although spirituality is often compartmentalized in mainstream discourse, it permeates Native culture" (Hodge and Limb 2010, p. 266).
I have, compartmentalized in my head, one file for the NFL, one for college basketball and one for golf.
It has become increasingly clear that protein-protein interactions (PPIs) are compartmentalized in nanoscale domains that define the biochemical architecture of the cell.
Ten years ago it would have been compartmentalized in the size of investments: venture is $2 million to $20 million and private equity is $50 million to $200 million.
For all identified corporate activities, we furthermore add the perspective sustainability (2nd perspective) to enable analyzing the current state of sustainability, compartmentalized in its three dimensions (social, ecological, and economic).
The ECM of MCF-7 presents ordered scaffolding with cells separated in distinct layers throughout the structure (Fig. 6a, c), whereas the cell layers are much less compartmentalized in the MDA-MB-231 ECM (Fig. 6b, d).
