Sentence examples for respective compartments from inspiring English sources
Whether PSMA and 17G1 leak from their respective compartments is not known.
The rabbit tibial plateau consisted of well-defined medial and lateral plateaus corresponding to the respective compartments.
The pH change in AC and BC confirmed the acid base production in their respective compartments which could also be confirmed by their concentration measurements.
From Fig. 8, it is clear that the initial pH in AC and BC remained to be in the range of ~2.45 and ~10.74, respectively, due to the addition of 0.01 N of acid and base solution into their respective compartments.
By subdividing it into three compartments including (i) sub-catchments, (ii) the Sûre River fed by the sub-catchments and (iii) the Upper-Sûre reservoir fed by the Sûre River, parasite distribution was assessed using sampling designs adapted to the hydro-dynamic characteristics of the respective compartments.
After the body measurements were taken, the subordinates were released directly into their respective compartments.
The 10% cutoff was chosen because the difference of individual markers to their respective compartment-specific average was 6.9±1.8% (as mean ± SD) with a maximum of 10.3%.
Both were recirculated in their respective compartment at 6 L h−1 by peristaltic pump.
In the second phase (conditioning), animals were conditioned with saline, MDMA, WIN or both drugs through four pairings with the respective compartment (one pairing each day).
Altogether, the data displayed in Table 2 indicate that for most compartments the majority of genes typical for one compartment will be found at least to be present in the respective compartment of the other species (Table 2c, C-type analysis).
A comparison of the adverse reactions with dosimetric parameters of TiO2 in different lung compartments in the postexposure period showed a correlation of the persistence of effects in both the alveolar and interstitial space with the persistence of particles in the respective compartment.
