Sentence examples for distinct subsections from inspiring English sources

Dell.com includes eight distinct subsections, for consumers, corporations, government workers, educational institutions and the like, with variations available in 28 languages.

The previous iteration of that clause consisted of five distinct subsections, nine sentences, 417 words, and (believe it or not) a reference to the president of the United States.

It can be a powerful tool to create gradients and functionally distinct subsections, in particular when combined with a timer mechanism or newly polymerized material.

Variation discovery tools under distinct subsections like mutation calling, structural variations, copy number variations (CNVs), indel and mutation effects are listed along with other cancer genomics tools for annotation, assembly and aligment in Table 1.

Glutamate signals were confined to distinct subsections of the dendritic tree (i.e., limited to sites of synaptic glutamate release), whereas the resulting [Ca2+] transients were global, with similar amplitudes throughout different regions of the dendritic tree (Lev-Ram et al., 1992).

It is important to structure this section such that each specific aim or subaim is a distinct subsection.

There's a distinct subsection of the Android community that prefers their Android builds to be as clean and as free of cruft as possible, but there are plenty of others who love to lord their whiz-bang features over others.

A 6.6 kb terpene gene cluster from M. testarum BC008 is distinct from the other Subsection V cyanobacterial terpene gene clusters (Fig.  6h).

The first sentence in the subsection "A distinct class of JO neurons detects antennal displacements and elicits grooming" now reads: "aJO mechanosensory neurons are critical for the grooming response to antennal movements and sufficient to induce grooming".

We further recognize Section Erectae (sans A. gattingeri) and what was Subsection Pedunculares as distinct sister lineages that are relatively derived within the genus.

These new results are now described in the first paragraph of the subsection "REST-deficient neural progenitors undergo p53-mediated cell death linked temporally to distinct neuronal differentiation programs" and discussed further in the Discussion, subsection "The S phase of the cell cycle in neural progenitors is a critical decision point for proper terminal neuronal differentiation".