Sentence examples for patterns excluded from inspiring English sources

While most penetratin remained trapped in punctuate patterns excluded from the nuclei, possibly representing endosomes, Oct4-PTD was found throughout the cell.

POP are highly abundant patterns statistically not expected to exist; NEP are patterns that do not exist but are statistically expected to; ORP are patterns unique to a kingdom; and URP are patterns excluded from a kingdom.

Let Ω denote a set of dot profile patterns, excluding those corresponding to full white and full black (i.e., size 16 in Fig. 4 b, c).

The absence of additional peaks in the XRD patterns excludes the possibility of any extra phases and/or large-size precipitates in the FZO thin films.

Interestingly, at 24 hr APF, HA antibody staining showed a change in nuclear localization from punctate to generally diffuse patterns, excluding the nucleolus.

The proportion of chromosomal attributes in patterns in general is compared to the proportion of chromosomal attributes on the borders of the amplification patterns as well as inside amplification patterns (excluding the borders).

In order to exclude a possible bias in the risk estimation of dietary behaviour and breast cancer risk, we generated a second set of dietary patterns excluding the alcoholic beverages from the factor analysis.

The degree of crystallinity (C k ) of MCC was calculated by the integral intensity of X-rays scattering as a ratio of structural reflexes to total intensity of the diffraction pattern excluding background in the range 2θ [5 ÷ 45]° (see Fig. 6).

Corneal topography revealed a normal pattern excluding keratoconus.

The pattern excludes genes expressed at similarly high levels in multiple cell types, since in such cases a gene's expression cannot be considered diagnostic of a particular cell type.

Other countries have replicated this pattern, excluding infectious disease research and practice from environmental health; for example, Brazilian, German, Swedish, and Japanese environmental agencies focus exclusively on chemical risks and toxicological research.