Sentence examples for detached portions from inspiring English sources

The combination of rac1 mutants with either Ret or integrins showed increased loss of dendrite-ECM interaction illustrated by detached portions of the dendritic tree (in magenta).

A detached portion of the latter, the Isle of Grain, has been diked and reclaimed and is now the site of a large oil refinery.

For our experiments we chose embryos that had formed approximately 20 segments in the detached portion of their tail.

Once at college at UCLA, however, Mr. Norberg admits that he used drugs as a substitute for genuine human connections, and this portion of the show sometimes feels cold, detached and draggy, in part because it focuses so much on Mr. Norberg's drug experiences and so little on any people who might have touched him along the way.

While stimulation with repeated 8 millisecond pulses at 30 volts caused the occasional isolated myofiber to detach in 23% (N = 16/68) of wild-type embryos, similar stimulation led to large portions of somites with detached fibers in 76% (N = 60/79) of tsp4b-deficient animals.

The study shows the effectiveness of the 3rd order statistical moment (i.e., skewness) for describing the topology of the wake and accurately identifying the portion affected by the detached flow.

He demonstrated that masses in the blood vessels resulted from "thrombosis" (his term) and that portions of a thrombus could become detached to form an "embolus" (also his term).

In the portion of his diaries known as "Detached Thoughts" Byron pondered the origin of life, saying "but even then this higher pre-Adamite Supposititious Creation must have had an Origin and a Creator – for a Creator is a more natural imagination than a fortuitous concourse of atoms – all things remount to a fountain – though they may flow to an Ocean" (Byron 1979).

It is virtually surrounded on the north, east, and west by Germany, portions of which divide the canton into three detached parts: a large region including the capital city of Schaffhausen, the small isolated district of Rüdlingen-Buchberg to the southwest, and an area extending northward from Stein am Rhein.

Enhanced fucosylation has been proposed as a marker of liver disease progression to HCC, but a large portion of the studies has been done on detached glycans isolated from crude protein mixtures (like serum) or partially purified secreted glycoproteins.

The new account, portions of which had been declassified previously, takes a broader and more detached approach.