Sentence examples for compartmentalized in the from inspiring English sources

The program has been extraordinarily "compartmentalized," in the nomenclature of the intelligence world.

But these voices are compartmentalized in the usual fashion of contemporary museum design, which tends to an a la carte approach to history.

Enzymes are not always found uniformly within a cell; often they are compartmentalized in the nucleus, on the cell membrane, or in subcellular structures.

But the image has become so famous that it is compartmentalized in the category of "icon," felt as a powerful aesthetic object but disconnected from the history — from the American napalm — it contains.

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.

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.

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.

In P. chrysogenum, PEN production is compartmentalized in peroxisomes and the cytosol.

The biosynthesis of monoterpenes and diterpenes is conventionally believed to be compartmentalized in plastidial territory of the plant where the 2C-Methyl-D-erythritol 4-phosphate (MEP) pathway is known to be located.

However quantification of redox couples in cells is complicated by several factors: the NADH and NAD+ are compartmentalized in S. cerevisiae and the cofactors are to a large extent in a protein bound form (Veech et al. [1969]; Bücher et al. [1972]).

For 1 μL droplets 10% dye was initially compartmentalized in water, and for the nanoliter scale droplets latex beads (500 nm) were used.