Sentence examples for more closely separated from inspiring English sources

The separation of these processes (Δ E) is 250±20 mV, between complexes of bis(cat 4− (Δ E=320 500 mV)[ 2, 6, 7] and of spiro4− (140–170 mV).[ 2, 9] The subsequent [thea ]2−⇌[thea ]−⇌[thea] (sq/sq⇌sq/q⇌q/q) oxidations occurred near +0.75 V, were more closely separated (Δ E≤110 mV) and were only partly reversible at room temperature.

The dilation is much more rapid if short-range interparticle electrical repulsions are included, as lubrication forces otherwise hinder the separation of closely separated spheres.

Clinton's proposal would have narrower restrictions on which companies would qualify, mimicking more closely a separate, broader bill from Sens. Susan Collins (R-Maine).

But the framework of style and performance allows us to look more closely at what separates successful populists from those who do not seem sufficiently authentic.

G iraulti and longicornis are the more closely related species, having separated after divergence from their common ancestor with vitripennis.

Recurrent origins can be inferred when genetic material from different accessions of a polyploid are more closely related to separate individuals from one or more of the parental taxa [ 86], though introgression of markers via backcrossing with a progenitor can also lead to multiple genotypes within a polyploid lineage that has had only a single origin [ 92].

Cell division then occurs, followed by a second division that resembles mitosis more closely in that it separates the two chromatids of each remaining chromosome.

Five homologs of GOT1 were eventually identified using this screen after cloning and sequencing the products to separate the more closely related paralogs.

Interestingly, this subset of cell cycle-regulated genes shows further heterogeneity in the relationship between protein and mRNA abundance levels when examined more closely to compare the separate clusters of genes encoding proteins whose expression peaks at different stages.

To test whether more closely related mitochondrial genomes could be separated in the same way, the exercise was repeated using the same human, bird, and snail mitochondrial genomes, together with a Norway rat (accession number AJ428514) and reef squid.

With the addition of other invertebrate (echinoderms, acorn worms and a polychaete) and ascidian sequences in the present analysis, the non-vertebrate OTX sequences were identified as more closely related to each other and separated from all other OTX paralogues and OTX vertebrates, though only with a maximum support value of 51%.