Sentence examples for each compartment of from inspiring English sources

Internal resistance corrected polarization curves were employed to separate the contribution of each compartment of the membrane electrode assembly (MEA) to the overall polarization.

The flowers often have numerous stamens; there is no nectary disc; and there are usually only a few ovules in each compartment of the ovary.

The secretion products were detected as early as 90 min after the yeast intake/gene induction in each compartment of the in vitro system, but mostly in the jejunum and ileum.

In Byzantine murals and in Indian and medieval manuscript paintings, narrative sequences were depicted in grid patterns, each "compartment" of the design representing a visual chapter in a religious story or a mythological or historical epic.

The aim of this study is to determine the anatomical position of the polypropylene implants after reconstruction of each compartment of the pelvic floor and to determine the relation of the implants to the major neighbouring neurovascular structures on the basis of corpse dissections.

We assessed 1) the moment of inertia (IMIN) of the cortical bone within diaphysis, trabecular bone architecture of the metaphysis, and mineralization density of the tissue (TMD) for each compartment of the femur by micro-computed tomography and 2) biomechanical properties by three-point bending test (femur) and nanoindentation (tibia).

These studies have shown that the genome is compartmentalized in active and inactive spatial compartments at the scale of the nucleus, and that within each compartment, folding of chromatin fibres brings together loci and regulatory elements that are otherwise separated by large genomic distances.

This apparatus includes 5 compartments and each compartment is of 36 cm x 35 cm, with a height of 36+4 cm, having total length 215 cm, with bottom to the top water flow system in each compartment.

Each compartment is of an almost equal length except the tip one.

Each compartment consists of two phases: bubble phase and emulsion phase.

Drug movement is facilitated by assigning flow rates to each compartment reminiscent of a circulatory system.