Sentence examples for readily segregated from inspiring English sources
Specifically, if we limited the analysis to the 58 differentially expressed probes from the analysis shown in Figure 3A and Table S2, hemangiosarcomas were readily segregated from the other tumors and from the non-malignant endothelial cells, suggesting at least ~30 genes show relatively unique and consistent patterns of coordinate expression in hemangiosarcoma cells.
In contrast, the nanodisc samples containing Bid BH3 peptide and Bax monomers segregated readily into two sub-populations.
If selection is affecting the genomic region, estimates will differ, as selection will affect more readily the number segregating sites.
But it is easy to see it once it starts moving; with all of its elements moving in unison, the vehicle is readily perceived as a unitary figure, clearly segregated from its background.
Binary mixtures of larger 0.777 and 1.042 mm glass spheres and up to 82% moisture sawdust did not readily agglomerate, but the two components completely segregated during fluidization.
First, we observe differences in the depression in MAF around the most conserved genes for different populations that correlates with Ne and subsequently it is likely that deleterious alleles are segregating more readily in populations with a smaller effective size.
This may be an indication that simultaneous Avipoxvirus infections are more readily detected in blood samples than from lesion biopsies, particularly if viral genotypes are segregated by lesion and missed during biopsy.
Schools are still segregated.
"Carousels were segregated.
"We have segregated communities.
