Sentence examples for potential segregation from inspiring English sources
In this paper, a methodology for quantifying the maximum potential segregation, as well as predicting the actual, segregation of a powder blend is outlined.
In this work, the selection of activated systems and their potential segregation in separated zones, taking place in a way which minimizes strain hardening due to system interactions, is investigated analytically for ductile FCC crystals.
In the following, we will discuss the interface potential, segregation and anisotropic strain effect separately.
To address this, we allowed the DTI data itself to drive potential segregation across patients.
Therefore, cell sorting based on different physical interactions can be investigated neglecting any potential segregation resulting from different growth rates.
For some markers, the B73 allele was detected in more individuals than the tgr2 parental allele, indicating an unusual segregation pattern and potential segregation distortion.
Potential allelic segregation distortion in the 2n gamete population was tested at each marker using χ-analysis (0.05 probability threshold) with the Bonferroni correction for multiple testing applied (Additional file 2).
FACS: Fluorescence-activated cell sorting DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.7554/eLife.09943.019 As growth potential and segregation parameters did not explain the population architecture of SeMeCo, we conclude that this community was selected for on its ability to cooperate effectively.
The DNA breaks and single-stranded gaps formed in the process are likely to be less of a burden to the cell than potential chromosome segregation failure (Naim et al. 2013; Ying et al. 2013).
The distinct differences in transition temperatures as well as phase ranges of the constituting blocks counterparts merited the full exploration of complex phase structures of the diblock copolymer in a potential non-segregation state.
The mixes were analyzed with respect to the number of contact points between aggregates, particles orientation and segregation potential.
