Sentence examples for later partitioning from inspiring English sources

Nuclear division takes place at first without cell-wall formation so that a coenocyte is produced; later, partitioning of the cytoplasm results in a cellular tissue.

15 August Independence is declared at midnight and two days later partition creates the Dominion of Pakistan (which included the future Bangladesh).

Steps 2 and 3 are repeated for all later partitions until the model's fit does not improve or the observations are spread too thinly over terminal nodes.   5.

The main floor was originally open, with only a single supporting post in the center, but this was later partitioned into several rooms.

The Great Hall was converted into a gymnasium after being cleared of the inserted floor and later partitions, and provision was made elsewhere for billiards, a skittle alley, and a bowling green.

The mixture was incubated for 1 h in a final volume of 40 µl with 50 mM Tris buffer, later partitioned using a dot blot vacuum system, so that the unbound species could be removed by three repeated washes with 250 µl of PBS.

Figure 4a) shows this community, where we have coloured nodes according to the community partition at the later partition log = 0.5.

For the purpose of model testing (and later partitioned Bayesian analyses) we divided the dataset by gene, and into biologically relevant subsets: coding versus non-coding gene fragments, codon position, and stem versus loop secondary structures (for the 16S rRNA gene fragment).

Later the partition co-efficient was improved using dual inorganic salts, K2CO3 and K2HPO4 with an optimum concentration of 45% and 15% respectively.

When the couple separated a few years later, he partitioned off the back of the space to create an apartment for her, and she remains there today.

The increased fruit size under integrated use of vermicompost and inorganic fertilizer may be due to large and balanced uptake of nutrients and effective utilization of these nutrients for increased synthesis of photo-assimilate (carbohydrates) which would later be partitioned and remobilized from the source to sink (from leaf towards developing fruits) (Chatterjee 2013).