Sentence examples for measurable separation from inspiring English sources
Experimental proof on the relative weights of adhesion and cell cortex tension in controlling cell-cell contact formation in zebrafish germ layer progenitors and determining the experimentally measurable separation force between cell pairs was provided by Maître et al. (2012).
Both the bonded frequencies with primary peaks of 3.26 kHz and the de-bonded frequencies with primary peaks of 2.88 kHz appeared as clear and distinct frequencies with a measurable separation from the center frequency F c in the range from 2.5 to 3.5 kHz.
Coal flotation is a complicated multifaceted separation process and many measurable and unmeasurable variables can be considered for its modeling.
On both magnetite surfaces the net effect of the cells is to lessen the attractive regime so that small repulsive forces are measurable at very short distances of separation.
Accordingly, our behavioural data show that while the RCF procedure did not evoke a response of neglect from adoptive mothers, it induced measurable behavioural distress -such as higher number of separation calls, typically interpreted as sign of separation anxiety [54]- amongst RCF pups.
Our study shows the possible way that two hydrological concepts, the streamflow recession analysis and the two-component hydrograph separation based on relatively easily measurable tracers, such as electrical conductivity, could be combined for analyzing streamflow fluxes.
Perhaps thresholds would have been measurable on these subjects with a larger separation, but our equipment did not allow us to attempt this.
These temperature pulses produce a measurable shift in the glass transition temperature, evidencing phase separation.
Mineral Liberation is defined as the measurable rock property that can link with a downstream separation technique which aims to concentrate valuable material to produce a saleable product.
This method utilizes two scanning beams with spatial and temporal separation on the retina, and provides two measurable velocity ranges.
