Sentence examples for corresponding separation from inspiring English sources
Micropipette- [33,94 96] or atomic force microscopy-based assays [5,46] can be used to separate cell doublets and measure the corresponding separation force.
Normal and dysplasia tissues can be largely clustered into two separate groups based on different combinations of significant PCs, and the corresponding separation lines (i.e., diagnostic algorithms) in Figures 7A F classify dysplasia from normal tissue with the sensitivity of 90.5%, 76.2%, 71.4%, 81.0%, 71.4%, and 71.4%; specificity of 90.9%, 80.0%, 83.6%, 80.0%, 72.7%, and 72.7%, respectively.
The corresponding separation time is statistically shown in Fig. 12.
The corresponding separation factors were in the range of 4 21.
The corresponding separation efficiencies of both of oil/water mixtures and emulsion are more than 99%.
Several classes of valid inequalities and corresponding separation procedures are presented giving rise to an efficient branch-and-cut solution algorithm.
The corresponding separations are denoted by ( delta_{n} ), ( delta_{s} ), ( delta_{t} ).
Understanding the relationship between carbon molecular sieve (CMS) pore structure and corresponding gas separation performance enables optimization for a given gas separation application.
In this group, rats between the ages of 8 and 21 days were separated from their mothers for periods of time equal to the corresponding maternal separation in CI rats, but they were only gently held and touched on the perineal area.
The corresponding average separation peaks for the Landsat5 TM sets, are 1.151 for the unitemporal set (1b) with uncentered-unscaled data (A) and 1.109 for the bi-temporal set (2b) with uncentered but scaled data (B).
The Revised Child Anxiety and Depression Scale (RCADS; RCADS; [ 43]) is a 47-item self-report and a parent-report questionnaire, with scales corresponding to separation anxiety disorder, social phobia, generalized anxiety disorder, panic disorder, obsessive-compulsive disorder and major depressive disorder.
