Sentence examples for fractionated than from inspiring English sources

"This is much more fractionated than most people could imagine, with multiple, independent moving parts, and when you have that universe of networks, you can't have a one-size-fits-all approach".

This trend is almost parallel to the mixing trend between DMM and fluid and shows that Cl is more fractionated than F during amphibole-bearing wehrlite melting.

Additionally, samples with major illite phases were between 14 and 112% less fractionated than samples without a major illite phase (HL 95% CI; P < 0.01).

Nsph-CM and GM were fractionated into proteins greater than (Fraction A) and less than (Fraction B) 30 kDa using Amicon filters (Millipore).

Gradients were fractionated with fraction collector Model 2128 (Biorad).

The polymers were fractionated by fractional precipitation.

However, in this case based on our results, FI seems to reveal the true trend of aromaticity amongst the fractionated samples, better than SUVA254.

For instance, large mammalian genomes contain more ancient divergent and fractionated TE copies than fish genomes, suggesting differences in the dynamics of DNA elimination.

Particularly, sample B exhibits better toughness, higher molecular weight and slight lower flexural properties than sample A. Then, these two samples were fractionated into six fractions via temperature rising dissolution fractionation, respectively.

Tmub1/HOPS was fractionated into the membranous fraction rather than into the cytosolic fraction.

This type of phenomenon may be particularly prominent for very successful species that end up effectively panmictic rather than being fractionated into smaller subpopulations.