Sentence examples for rendered boundaries from inspiring English sources
Since rendering individual cells is computationally expensive, in Figures 1 and 4 and Supplemental Movies (Movie S1 and S2) we have only rendered boundaries between cells which differ in type.
For demonstration purposes, we have rendered the boundaries of individual tumor cells in the simulation with angiogenesis on day 60 (Figure 2B) and in the simulation without angiogenesis on day 10 (Figure 2A).
What we said: "Flying Lotus (real name Steven Ellison), the musical polymath who flits so lightly between jazz, electronica, hip-hop and funk as to render the boundaries indeterminable, has cast his net even wider on his fourth album, taking in influences from eastern religions, too," wrote Paul MacInnes, in the Guardian.
The former is teeming with the natural, wonderful organic jumbles of leaves and grasses that push out to the edges of their rectangular boundaries, rendered in ghostly but precise shades of grey.
Note that Gs is usually lower for a fruit (few or no active stomata) than for a leaf, so G ≅ Gs and this probably renders the boundary layer extension unnecessary in field situations.
The analysis of the correlation between extensive placental infarctions and thrombophilic defects rendered values in the boundaries of significance (P =.05).
This, combined with the close physical proximity of the stripe 2 and stripe 3/7 enhancers, has historically rendered the delineation of boundaries between the D. melanogaster stripe 2 and stripe 3 enhancers difficult [21], [22].
The dislocated boundaries render a high resistance to dislocation motion across the boundaries.
I explored boundaries of good taste but those boundaries were not rendered elastic by the endless expanse of social media.
Anatomical images for one monkey were segmented at the gray/white matter boundary and rendered for visualization purposes [46].
