Sentence examples for described segments from inspiring English sources

Thus, since we were not able to find additional links between the sequence segments described here, we conclude that most of the described segments are indeed individual plasmids of these species and are supposed to be linear.

The presence and distribution of atelectasis was described segmenting the chest in 12 similar anatomical regions for both methods (Figure 1).

Thanks to the mesh structure, the TAV model was able to describe segmented scenes with more detail and more resemblance to the real-world objects.

The model maintains the ability to describe segmented scenes with high detail and great resemblance to the real-world objects, offers a very good potential for the topology changing capabilities and independence of initialization.

Our study is not straightforward comparable to their study, since there are fundamental differences between hip and knee replacement, and Ryd et al. used maximum total point motion (MTPM) to identify migration, while we used orthogonal translations and rotations to describe segment motions.

These anatomical models included bone surfaces, implant surfaces, and anatomical landmarks, which were used to quantify the bony geometry and to consistently define local coordinate systems for describing segment as well as 3-dimensional (3-D) implant positions and orientations.

Sarah Lacy described these segments tweeting "Mike Butcher is delightfully manic in start up alley".

These regions mostly correspond to previously described expansion segments (Hancock and Dover 1988) representing variable 26S subdomains in plants (Kuzoff et al. 1998).

Equation (2) expresses the message length ℋ ij required to describe any line segment L ij between two points P i and P j.

Mr. Jefferson of Gawker described the segment as "a one-act play on racism".

Recently, several case reports have described middle segment-preserving pancreatectomy (MSPP) as a safe procedure providing a favorable outcome with respect to preservation of the exocrine and endocrine functions [6].