Sentence examples for minor scatter from inspiring English sources
Conversely, kanamycin, another drug targeting the 30S ribosome, only induced very minor scatter changes, consistent with prior reports with aminoglycoside antibiotics, but the fluorescence signal from MH-IR786 clearly increases upon 1x MIC exposure.
This graphical presentation also shows that the Standing model describes the data with some minor scattering points around the (y = x) line while the proposed model is giving the best prediction without any scattering between the experimental data and the model's measured value.
The particles studied by Danaie et al. show sizes comparable to the particles studied by us, because the VEEL spectrum published in that reference [8] also shows just a minor plural scattering contribution and the published EFTEM images also reveal a cross section of the particles of roughly 200 400 nm.
Power outages were mostly minor and scattered.
The MLH1, MSH2 and MSH6 mutational spectrum reported so far involves minor alterations scattered throughout their coding regions as well as large genomic rearrangements.
The haplotype MSTs showed two clusters of haplotypes for both regions, one main cluster dominated with only one common haplotype and one minor cluster scattered with haplotypes with low or intermediate frequencies.
His 14 rock edicts and seven pillar edicts in numerous versions and copies, plus separate minor texts, are scattered over this expanse in the Prakrit language of his time and in the Brahmi script, except for some northwestern examples of the Aramaic-inspired Kharoshti writing.
On Rota, there was minor flooding and scattered power outages.
These winds caused travel disruptions, minor damage, and scattered power outages.
The minor salivary glands scattered throughout oral mucosa contribute to rest of the 7 10percentt of saliva [ 24, 25].
There was then a second rapid increase in attenuance (absorbance of UV plus UV scattering) with rapid minor fluctuations, consistent with UV scattering by aggregates, as the aggregates move in and out of the UV beam.
