Sentence examples for organized in distinct from inspiring English sources
The epithelium has a fixed number of cells, organized in distinct fields, characterized by defined cell shapes and nuclear morphologies.
Hematopoietic cells of various lineages are organized in distinct cellular architectures in the bone marrow hematopoietic compartment (BMHC).
As other nuclear receptors, the PPARs are organized in distinct functional domains: A/B, C or DNA binding domain (DBD), D, E or ligand binding domain (LBD) and F. The A/B domain contains the activation function 1 (AF-1) which is transcriptionally active in absence of ligands.
The cumulative psychological evidence, both on occurrent feeling and temperament, that they do not always (even pro tanto) exclude each other is plausible (Thayer 1989, 1996; Watson 2000), although decisive evidence of their being organized in distinct and compatible neurophysiological processes is yet absent.
The p53 protein is organized in distinct functional and structural domains.
The neocortex is a thin lamina, and it is organized in distinct layers of cells.
Nodes of Ranvier in myelinated fibers exhibit a complex architecture in which specific molecules organize in distinct nodal, paranodal and juxtaparanodal domains to support saltatory conduction.
This biophysical behaviour may give ether-type lipids a higher propensity to organize in distinct membrane domains.
The proposed descriptors are compared with convex contour saliences, curvature scale space, and beam angle statistics using a fish database with 11,000 images organized in 1100 distinct classes.
As an example, the genome of Z. galactanivorans, a heterotrophic algal associated marine Flavobacteriia, contains 72 SusD-like proteins organized in 50 distinct carbohydrate degrading PUL, 37 CBMs covering 14 different CBM families, not mentioning the numerous modules classified as unknown (UNK) or X modules that might be novel CBMs13.
Discontinuity in Nonlinear Physical Systems explores recent developments in experimental research in this broad field, organized in four distinct sections.
