Sentence examples for made of isolated from inspiring English sources

Under physiological conditions, isometric tension recordings were made of isolated bladder strips from excised rat bladder.

These regions generally consisted of clusters of adjacent SNPs having coherent contrasting genotypes, rather than being made of isolated discordant SNPs.

Experimentally, normal impact tests were performed for varying launching velocities on samples made of isolated or associated constituents of a table tennis racket and the restitution coefficients calculated.

We know that the living world is not made of reproductively isolated groups of fully interbreeding individuals.

And she has given them plenty of room to work their magic in an installation made up of isolated sculptures and small clusters of related forms — masks, stools, bowls, carved figures — spaced out over a large gallery.

Palestinians are urged by an endless parade of western envoys and political hucksters - the latest among them Tony Blair - to make do with what the African National Congress rightly rejected when offered it by South Africa's apartheid regime: a patchwork Bantustan made up of isolated ghettoes that falls far below the minimum requirements of justice.

Both the complexes (1) and (2) are made up of isolated terameric units with [Pb4 μ-quin 4] as building blocks.

By control of the deposition conditions, it is shown that it is possible to fabricate Ni/graphite composites where the surface is made up of isolated, single graphite particles uniformly dispersed across the nickel layer.

The West Usambara mountains are a part of the Eastern Arc chain of mountains of Tanzania and Kenya, a globally important tropical montane ecoregion made up of isolated fault-block mountain complexes characterized by high biological endemism, population density, and agronomic productivity.

Other model is the Norit model, this model gives the impression that porous carbons are made up of isolated quite planar (maybe graphitic) layers packed closely together and that the space in between these layers is the porosity.

Through cluster-labeling analysis of the 3-D image set, it was revealed that 89% of the pore space forms a single large pore-cluster responsible for macroscopic diffusive transport, while only 11% of the pore space is made up of isolated pores that are not involved in long-range diffusive transport.