Sentence examples similar to localised partitioning from inspiring English sources
Midline localisation, periumbilical or poorly localised 2.
The anatomy of the cochlea makes it suitable for localised gene delivery in many ways: It is surgically accessible; the fluid chambers are partitioned allowing certain cells to be targeted; and the blood-cochlear barrier ensures there is minimal spread of the virus beyond the injection site.
The AMOVA (Analysis of Molecular Variance) indicates a high level of genetic structuring in this coral species (22% of the total molecular variance is partitioned among populations; based on the Infinite Allele Model, p<0.0001), suggesting that most recruitment is highly localised.
Localised impacts are another concern.
Their responses were very varied and localised.
Localised fish kills cannot be ruled out".
It's now localised, he says.
"The Dutch have localised drug testing.
Blame may stay as localised as possible.
As in Madaen, most insurgents are localised.
