Sentence examples for covers the respective from inspiring English sources

The elected elements are the nodes' representatives, and they are associated with a radius that covers the respective nodes.

For example, there is only one EST clone from Petromyzon that covers the respective sequence region and includes exon 6 but none without exon 6.

Our drug catalog holds information relevant to 84 targeted drugs used in cancer treatment (and other diseases) and covers the respective main-target and off-target profiles of the drugs along with known binding parameters of more than 80 different molecular targeted drugs (non/anti-cancer drugs), used for the drug optimization process.

The areas of the top and bottom surfaces of each sample were determined by measuring the areas of the indium electrodes that covered the respective surfaces.

To identify the precise SHOX2 binding site, EMSA was performed using four different oligonucleotide probes (Oligo1 Oligo4; Fig. S3A) that cover the respective intronic ISL1 sequence.

In each book — both feature lightly padded and stitch appliquéd covers — the dolls tell their respective "stories," complete with a smattering of Japanese words.

At the testing session, we found that the mean distance covered by the T group during the 5 minutes was significantly greater than that covered by the respective U group in all three pairs of groups, [24 h: ANOVA, F1,78 = 10.983, p<0.005; 48 h: F1,68 = 5.45, p<0.01; 72 h: ANOVA, F1,78 = 21.185, p<0.0001].

In that event, more specific diagnoses about students' conceptions regarding the contents and problem contexts covered by the respective item are possible.

Measurement of the area covered by the respective fluids helped in calculating the pore properties of the porous media as well as the initial oil saturation for each bedding layer.

Studies by Ebrahim and Mohamed (2017) in Geleda catchment and Solomon et al. (2010) in Koga watershed also reported the growth of cultivated lands at the reduction of forest cover in the respective study periods.

Hencke et al. (2009) investigated what would happen to the TIMSS 2003 achievement scores in mathematics when accounting for which items had, and had not, been covered in the respective country's intended curriculum.