Sentence examples for one half segment from inspiring English sources
Cockroaches are a good system in which to study these mechanisms as they are highly susceptible to RNA interference (RNAi), embryos can be cultured ex ovo, and within a single ootheca there is an age gradient where younger embryos differ from older ones by approximately one half segment (Pueyo et al., 2008).
Gene-specific larval anterior expression boundaries are maintained into juvenile stages for all Hox genes except for CapI-Antp, in which the anterior boundary shifts rostrally by one half-segment.
One half of the motion segment was fixed in formol saline for 24 hours before transferring to decalcifying solution (10% formic acid in formalin) for 1 2 weeks until decalcification was complete (as assessed with radiographs).
In artifact-free epochs of MEG raw data (signal deviations of more than 3.5 pT in the MEG or erroneous button presses on non-target vowels as well as target vowels were excluded), power spectral estimates were derived from Fourier transforms on pairs (overlapping by one half) of 188.75 ms Welch-windowed segments.
Matrices representing different segment lengths were tested, starting with the shortest possible segment satisfying the requirement of ≥1 GLAS shot per segment (i.e. one half the length of the longest gap between GLAS shots on the number line) and working upward until a viable solution was found.
Practically, instead of taking all the MDCT coefficients of the 4-s long segment, only the coefficients belonging to a subpart of the segment are retained, where the subpart is just one half, one fourth, and so on.
Concerning the preservation of Galileo TIRs, the mean divergence for these sequences was only one half (~13.6%) of that for the TPase-encoding segment (~24%).
The next segment for the calculation overlaps the previous one by one half of its length (128 seconds), and the manner of the calculation is the same as that of the stationary source method.
About one half of the reviewed papers (n = 12) defined vulnerability by reference to the segments of the population considered as being vulnerable, without explicitly taking into consideration the co-existence of different risk factors [ 25- 36].
