Sentence examples for disaggregated like from inspiring English sources

We should study them because they're beautiful, and instructive in the endless, necessary human lesson that Others exist — not because they can be disaggregated like albums on iTunes, with one song or another put on our own playlists.

Furthermore, the data will be appropriately disaggregated, like in the case of gender data, to ensure that programs are reaching women.

At day 30, we picked 20 hES cell-like colonies and mechanically disaggregated them into small clumps without enzymatic digestion.

Neural rosette-like structures were identified, disaggregated by gentle pipetting, plated onto Matrigel-coated (BD Biosciences) dishes and cultured in DMEM/F12 (Sigma)+1% B27 supplement (Life Technologies), 1% N2 Supplement (Life Technologies), 1× penicillin/streptomycin, supplemented with human EGF (20 ng/ml) (Prospec) and human bFGF (20 ng/ml) (neural medium) (R&D Systems).

One-size fits all scores like FICO will become disaggregated.

To assess the absence of differentiation towards germinal layers, cytokeratin, early mesoderm, embryonic myosin and neural precursor cell specific primary mAbs (DSHB) were used [ 65] (Table  4).> For each graft, 2 to 3 male ES-like colonies were harvested from the Petri dish, disaggregated using trypsin and pooled together, as previously described [ 16].

Like the music business — where albums have been disaggregated into individual tracks sampled on YouTube or bought on iTunes — porn today is a plethora of thumbnail clips from which users pick and choose.

Other measures, like visits with friends or relatives, could not be disaggregated, but it is unlikely that separating "daily" and "almost daily" would modify the findings.

That's disaggregated the news, and it means people are often reading stories where some are accurate and some aren't, and they are picked by the algorithm of what you like, and what Eli Pariser called the filter bubble.

Goods are disaggregated into imports and exports.

§ 90.813 Partitioned licenses and disaggregated spectrum.