Sentence examples for partition out from inspiring English sources

The drug that is added in the primary emulsion shows the tendency to rapidly partition out into the outer aqueous phase (being hydrophilic in nature), thus higher drug amount would result in low entrapment efficiency.

This enabled me to partition out nut loss attributed to either birds or non-bird factors.

We also used the IIM approach (individual inbreeding model) in INEST [ 36] to partition out the influence of null alleles on FIS values.

Equation (4) can then be used to partition out how much change in the frequency of a preference allele is due to direct versus indirect selection.

In contrast, if a chemical is too strongly lipophilic, it will readily partition into the SC but will not partition out into the predominantly hydrophilic environment of the underlying epidermal tissue.

To accommodate the additional data (and the reviewers request to partition out the isoform analysis), we split our original Figure 3, which had the data for both tissues, into two figures with the data for the germline array in the new Figure 4 (including new panels added as Figure 4A) and for the embryonic epidermal array in the new Figure 6 (including new panels added as Figure 6A).

The normalized cut criterion avoids any unnatural bias for partitioning out small sets of points [40].

We investigated the effects of water quality and riparian condition on invertebrate assemblages along streams draining agricultural land by partitioning out changes in geomorphological characteristics.

Normalized cut avoids unnaturally partitioning out any too small set of vertices by taking the fraction out of the total weighted edges connected to all nodes in the graph.

It is clearly shown that the graph clustering-based discretization algorithms give a finite number of cut points, prevent an unnatural bias for undesiredly partitioning out some data points, and preserve the natural groups of data points.

Cuba certainly isn't communist in the romantic sense of a place where everything is partitioned out fairly among all members of society.