Sentence examples for partial gap from inspiring English sources
To address this further, we obtained a second mouse model of ODDD expressing an I130T Cx43 mutant to assess whether a mutant with partial gap junction channel activity would be sufficient to retain mammary gland development and function.
Thus the present study suggests that a loss-of-function mutant of Cx43 with partial gap junction channel coupling conductance results in a less severe mammary gland phenotype, which may partially explain the lack of reported lactation defects associated with ODDD patients.
187 Despite these limitations, the opal-based PhCs have been very attractive for various applications that will be discussed later because these PhCs can be fabricated by colloidal self-assembly, and exhibit a strong PBG effect along the [111] direction (along the surface normal) arising from a partial gap at the symmetric point, L by Bragg diffraction (see Figure 10d and 10e).
Total gaps account for 28% of the country, Partial gaps for 38% and Protected for 34%.
We then performed a gap analysis of land heterogeneity compared with Natural Protected Areas and Natura2000 network on the basis of three categories: Total gaps, Partial gaps, and Protected.
Finally, the long contigs were used to close partial gaps of the initial assembly to improve the assembly quality using Phrap.
Numerical examples demonstrate that the proposed optimization algorithm is effective for creating the partial band gap at the specified frequency.
In the on/off switching system, the partial band gap can be controlled when the normalized operation frequency is 0.28.
The utilization of linear two-dimension phononic crystal with efficient partial band gap is suitable for directional propagation with a broad frequency range.
The large periodicity and effective processing lead to reflectivity of about 70% in the visible regime, and generate a two-dimensional photonic crystal with a partial band gap.
Moreover, we obtain that in general the proposed iterative scheme has O 1k) convergence rate in the ergodic sense and the sense of partial primal dual gap.
