Sentence examples for defined portion from inspiring English sources

Glycemic glucose equivalent (GGE) is a measure of the blood glucose response to a defined portion of food.

Drosophila myosin VIIA, the homolog of the human Usher Syndrome 1B gene, also functions in conjunction with this newly defined portion of the Fz/Dsh signaling pathway to regulate the actin cytoskeleton.

No rule of interpretation requires this court to so construe the act as to confine the use of timber that may be taken from a proper place for the purpose of construction to any particular or defined portion of the railroad.

The space-to-space mode is similar to the point-to-space mode except that it visualizes the interspatial value if the cursor position is part of a defined portion.

(16) Hillary Clinton is competing with Bernie on this issue by recently calling for capping out-of-pocket drug expenses at $250 a month, drug makers to spend a defined portion of their profits on R & D, allowing importation of lower-cost drugs from other countries, allowing Medicare to negotiate drug prices and ending tax breaks for pharmaceutical advertising.

Our data confirms that CENP-A is limited to a defined portion of HOR alpha satellite DNA [7], [8].

The altered X centromere was derived from a single X chromosome that had been transferred into a hamster-human somatic cell hybrid (line HTM18TC8) and systematically truncated to produce deletion derivatives lacking chromosome arms and defined portions of the centromere [16], [21], [22].

The main advantage of BAC-maps over other mapping methods, like genetic linkage maps or radiation hybrid maps, is the possibility to access defined portions of a genome for subsequent analysis by common methods of molecular genetics.

In contrast to SDC1 and SDC2, both SDC3 and SDC4 were undetectable in the healthy epithelium, or the tumour stroma, but could be immunolocalized both subcellularly and on defined portions of the cell surface of neoplastic cells, with a particular concentration in focal plaque-like structures.

The tensile overpressure state (P f > σ 3) thus defines portions of the rock mass with the potential for hydraulic fracturing leading to the formation of extension vein arrays.

Most importantly, we address these questions using a variety of phylogenetic approaches, including consideration of the 'deep coalescent' [25] methods that account for intraspecific variation and shared allelic variation among species to describe more precisely the radiation of species and to define portions of the phylogeny that are likely to be problematic because of rapid ancestral radiations.