Sentence examples for sections with significant from inspiring English sources
It was not correct for sections with significant sweep or dihedral.
Using immunohistochemical techniques, we show that there is expression of both Notch1 and RhoC in the same areas of cervical carcinoma tissue sections with significant correlation while there was negligible expression of the proteins in the normal cervical tissue sections.
All columns failed in overall buckling about the minor axes of their cross-sections with significant material yielding.
The down-grading of the disability discrimination commissioner's position, about which my views are well known, will mean that there is only one person in the policy section with significant disability expertise, and she is moving to another role.
Experimental Ti Nb samples reveal the microstructure on a longitudinal section with significant change in the size of the dendrites across the sample.
These links have been clearly identified in the previous section, with significant correlations between women's views and the quantity of positive and negative behaviours recorded.
Then we complete this section with some significant results of four-dimensional matrix mapping via the dual summability methods for double sequences which have been introduced and studied by Başar [22] and Yeşilkayagil and Başar [23], and which have recently been applied in [2].
This method computes the squared linear Pearson correlation coefficient r i j 2 between all gene pairs for each melanoma set (defined in the section "Identifying samples with significant changes in the status of modules"), defining a fully connected graph.
To ensure that only complete cells were reconstructed, the selected cells were located close to the centre of the section, and superficial cells, with significant processes cut at the surface of the section, were excluded from analysis.
Although kidney section was clearly associated with significant differences in gene expression levels, only one site contributed data for different kidney sections.
Caesarean section in developing countries is associated with significant increases in maternal morbidity [ 4, 8] particularly following elective caesarean section [ 9] and caesarean section without medical indications [ 10].
