Sentence examples for in splitting of from inspiring English sources

Fotis later led discussions with colleagues in Biology that subsequently resulted in splitting of the Department into Organismic and Evolutionary Biology and Cellular and Developmental Biology (CDB).

The main purpose of the sonication treatment lies in splitting of nanotube bundles to allow further functionalization with various molecules including DNA [19, 20].

Significantly, a simple chemical etching of the porous alumina film in NaOH solution can result in splitting of the pore wall and give alumina nanowires with densely packed alignment, as shown in Fig. 2. The nanowires have a diameter scale of 5 10 nm.

This suggests rapid exchange between the bridging and terminal B H groups, and cooling to 200 K did not result in splitting of this signal.

Upon cooling below room temperature, an increase in splitting of the two WAXS reflections is observed, which indicates a further change in chain packing.

The obtained electron diffraction (ED) patterns clearly show that the twinning does not produce exactly overlapping lattices: a small angular mismatch results in splitting of the reflections at higher diffraction angles and the obvious trapezium-shape arrangement of the superstructure reflections.

In fact, microbubbles can be so small that gravity is not really the key effect in the splitting of a tube.

Angular- rate sensing can be achieved by monitoring the shift in or splitting of a resonant frequency.

This results in a splitting of the G band which was observed experimentally [40 42].

Our results strongly suggest that the current taxonomy of Alpine Rhithrogena results in the splitting of single evolutionary lineages.

The inclusion of the additional data for Atlantic salmon and cichlids likely resulted in the splitting of subfamily 6.