Sentence examples for distinguished stacked from inspiring English sources

In pea chloroplasts the increase of magnesium ion concentration changed the degree of membrane appression from wrinkled continuous surface to distinguished stacked areas and a significant increase of the inter-grana area, whereas in bean chloroplasts less pronounced tendencies towards formation of the appressed regions were observed [ 57].

Devise a heuristic that attempts to distinguish stack accesses from other accesses.

Rods and cones could be clearly distinguished in z-stacks of whole-mount sections based on their morphology and the position of their somata in the outer nuclear layer.

Stacks distinguished sequencing errors from polymorphisms using a maximum likelihood framework (Hohenlohe et al. 2010), compared loci of offspring and parents, called genotypes, provided a web interface for interrogating sequences and genotypes, and exported genotypes into JoinMap mapping software (Van Ooijen 2006).

TEM was used to identify phagosomes, which were easily distinguished by the presence of stacked ROS discs within the phagosome lumen (Fig.  4).

The proposed design distinguishes itself from other realizations by a stacked arrangement of two MAMs which is inflated using pressurized air.

The number of stacks for the two stacked SLs was different to distinguish each period by taking into account of full width at half maximum (FWHM) of the diffraction peaks.

The grammar of Figure 3 can be extended to incorporate the standard loop-based Turner energy model (Turner and Mathews, 2010) (which distinguishes hairpin loops, stacks of two base pairs, bulges, interior loops and multibranched loops).

Note that the different layers of the stack structure are clearly distinguished (SiO2 interfacial layer and high-k dielectric).

It is also possible to distinguish between ABA Bernal-stacked or ABC rhombohedral stacked trilayer material from the form of the 2D Raman band.

It is well established that for few-layer graphene, Raman spectroscopy can be used to distinguish between materials in which the layers are either stacked randomly or in regular Bernal AB stacking.