Sentence examples for of some compartments from inspiring English sources

When congestion occurs, some links of the network are saturated with the undesirable consequence that there is an overflow of some compartments.

Assembly and disassembly of some compartments appear to correlate with cell cycle stage (e.g. PML nuclear bodies; [ 1]).

There were also irregular-shaped aggregates confined to some compartments of the ER, which communicate with intact ER lumen.

Although the expression profile of some compartment-specific genes could be inferred, the presence together of different cell types confused the analysis.

The rapid loss of conservation in some compartments (most notably in the 3′ flanking, sense strand) going out to macaque is striking and illustrates the importance of examining species that are related more closely than mouse is to human.

In some compartments of the mole, engineers were peering at computer screens; the mole had lasers that registered the precise type of rock at the heading.

Whereas in some compartments of mutant cells, tER sites were uniformly scattered and spaced (labeled 'a' in Fig. 7B) as in wild-type controls, in others domains (labeled 'b') the sec16 positive structures were more fragmented (Fig. 7B).

Revealing the subcellular localization of proteins is of a major importance for inferring protein functions (Huh et al., 2003) and for the discovery of drug targets (as some compartments are more easily accessible than others for drug molecules).

In recent months, the government seems to have tried to appeal to the public by reducing both fares and the size of some luxury compartments.

S. cerevisiae was chosen as a model system for the current investigation because there is abundant information about the subcellular distribution of proteins as well as independent measurements of the pH and oxidation state of some subcellular compartments.

Assuming that no phase shift occurs between measurements of mouth flow and thoracic flow and no instrumental errors exist, mouth flow exceeding thoracic flow would imply dilatation of some gas compartments in the lungs or elsewhere in the body during forced expiration.