Sentence examples for localized portion from inspiring English sources
In conventional design approaches, structural safety is assessed without considering extreme load conditions that may cause global system collapse as a consequence of local failures in a component or localized portion of the structure.
The amount of fluorescence signal projected onto the triangle mesh can be divided into a membrane localized portion and a cell interior portion.
Firstly, locality means that each convolutional neuron processes only a small, localized portion of the full input space.
The proposed method localizes the portion surface to the whole surface through two steps of localization process.
Furthermore, hydrophilic domains of peptides or proteins in MFI more likely migrated and localized at head portion of lecithin in liposome, thereby inhibiting oxidation of liposome via radical scavenging mechanism (Table 1).
Such a hypothesis would be consistent with the point mutation being localized in a portion of the protein previously reported to interact with dynein [12].
This repression is obtained through a cooperation with the activity localized at the 3' portion of spdri's first exon ("E0L3"; fig. 1C).
Through electron microscopy studies using wild type rice plants, OsHIR1 was found to mainly localize to the plasma membrane, with a minor portion localized to the tonoplast.
To verify the effect of land use change, different scenarios were constructed, assuming in three simulations a general increase in forested areas and in a fourth scenario a strong reduction of the forested cover localized in a portion of the basin, considering the ground effect of a fire event.
Whereas EGF stimulation promoted the co-localization of HER2 to lysosome marker Lamp1, overexpression of PTPN18 did not significantly increase the co-localized portion.
We failed to detect biosynthesis of heme, PPIX, or CPP in fractionated asexual and sexual blood-stage parasites, suggesting that the apicoplast-localized portion of the parasite heme biosynthesis pathway is largely or completely inactive during blood-stage infection.
