Sentence examples for resolved pattern from inspiring English sources

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– the rapid dynamics of change in the peri-proctodeal area, contrasting with the relative stability of the surrounding resolved pattern.

The results reveal the atomistically resolved patterning of martensitic nanotwins, including coarsening, branching and twinning within twins, as mediated by temperature and substrate constraints.

Moreover, we show that we can use the coating technology to create spatially resolved patterns of fluorophores and cells on substrates and that these patterns retain their borders in culture.

During the past decades, the technological basis for nanofabrication has been developed by vigorous efforts to develop next-generation lithography for highly resolved patterns up to the industrial level of semiconductor production.

Instead, our estimates of a high lineage diversity of mouse lemurs is reflected in both a geographically fine-scale pattern of population divergence within established and geographically widespread species, as well as newly resolved patterns of micro-endemism revealed through expanded field sampling into previously poorly and well-sampled regions.

Mouse lemur lineage diversity is reflected in both a geographically fine-scaled pattern of population divergence within established and geographically widespread taxa, as well as newly resolved patterns of micro-endemism revealed through expanded field sampling into previously poorly and well-sampled regions.

Tracing, assembling, and counting a list of successful mtDNA founders, coupled with detailed phylogeographic knowledge, seems to be a promising avenue for the exploration of the genetic roots of the matrilineal ancestries of human populations and offers useful guidelines for the rapidly emerging quest for regionally resolved patterns in the genetics of common diseases.

Figure 1 demonstrates typical 2D-GE resolved patterns of the cell lysate proteins from controls and HepG2 cells treated with the fruit pulp extract of T. indica.

Jaccard's coefficient of similarity was used in principal co-ordinate analysis using the DCENTRE and EIGEN functions to resolve pattern of variation among and within species.

The difference in work function measured allows to clearly resolve patterned graphitic bodies and partially confirms the prevalent graphitic composition of the features although it was not possible to get a quantitative explanation of the local work functions measured.