Sentence examples for reduced spacing from inspiring English sources

We also examined a different deletion, ftΔF, in which wings from these flies are not enlarged but have greatly reduced spacing between the cross veins.

The reduced spacing between these domains in Chd1 compared with DmISWI would be anticipated to generate nucleosome arrays with decreased linker DNA lengths.

In physiological saline solutions and serum, a multilamellar arrangement of the lipoplexes is maintained, with reduced spacing distances between the FRET probes, relative to those in low ionic strength medium.

As these authors noted, "We should expect the difference in velocity (between control and regenerated fibers) to be least if the normal spacing were somewhat above, and the reduced spacing below, the value which would give maximum velocity".

The combination of overgrowth and reduced spacing of the cross veins is especially reminiscent of mutations in the Ft branch of the Hippo signaling pathway (Bryant et al., 1988; Mahoney et al., 1991; Clark et al., 1995; Villano and Katz, 1995; Mao et al., 2006; Matakatsu and Blair, 2008; Mao et al., 2009).

This data structure has been shown to be as powerful as suffix trees, with the advantage of a reduced space requirement and reduced processing time.

Yet however well-intended, such pan-African initiatives run into national policies that have in effect reduced space for civil society, steps that do not promote open government.

The system in its entirety requires a high efficiency due to thermal considerations and reduced space.

No collisions with other parts, reduced space for integration and easy transportation were provided (Fig. 1).

He can operate in reduced space on either flank and has the advantage of being a local Belo Horizonte lad.

Using information relationship measures allows us to reduce the search space to a manageable size while retaining high-quality solutions in the reduced space.