Sentence examples for mixture of segments from inspiring English sources

The amorphous phase contains a relatively homogeneous mixture of segments of both components indicated by the relatively uniform shape of the loss modulus peaks from dymamic-mechanical measurements for all investigated copolymers and blends.

For example, in soybean (Glycine max), an element has been described with an insertion of 10.5 kb containing a mixture of segments derived from non-coding sequence and disease resistance genes [ 99].

We interpret these distributions as a natural consequence of the formation of spiral magnetic flux tubes consisting of a mixture of alternating segments originating from the magnetosheath and magnetospheric plasmas.

The broadened relaxation curve of the blend relative to the copolymer was well explained by a convolution of the individual relaxation processes, which were obtained in the copolymer by assuming equivalence to an ideal homogeneous mixture of two segments.

Segment reassortment can occur when multiple ϕ6 viruses co-infect the same host cell and generate reassortant (hybrid) progeny, which contain a mixture of the segments found in the co-infecting parents [ 33, 34].

Aneuploidy and structural variations (SVs) generate cancer genomes containing a mixture of rearranged genomic segments with extensive somatic copy number alterations.

Every ChIP-Seq dataset is a mixture of directly bound segments and regions that may reflect alternative influences.

Under this scenario, LUCA was a diverse population of genetic entities (initially, RNA, subsequently, a mixture of RNA and DNA segments) that inhabited networks of inorganic compartments at hydrothermal vents.

But this mixture of GOF and LOF transformation of segment identity may equally reflect a difficulty of interpretation inherent in the multifarious nature of CTCF, which can bind both to the insulators and to the Abd-B promoter.

Thick poly 3-MeT) films, with poly 3-MeTtion charges larger than 12 mC cm−2, are a mixture ofilms long- and short-chain segments due to participation of oligomers in the extended polymerisation process.

Therefore, these residues may be protected by N-terminal contacts where fibrils have a two-filament structure, or by quaternary contacts where the fibrils have a three-filament structure, given that the MPL data described above suggest that these fibrils contain a mixture of two- and three-filament segments.