Sentence examples for segregate light from inspiring English sources

Current state-of-the-art human IgG-like bispecific technologies require co-expression of two heavy chains with a single light chain, use crossover domains to segregate light chains, or utilize scFv (single-chain fragment variable -Fc fusion.

Furthermore, neurons upstream of T4 and T5 imperfectly segregate light and dark information (Behnia et al., 2014) and show overlap between the two motion pathways (Silies et al., 2013), suggesting that ON/OFF segregation may not be crisply realized.

It means that gravity causes to segregate lighter components towards top of the reservoir, while thermal gradient forces lighter components towards higher temperature zones, i.e., bottom of the reservoir.

Among the twenty-one segregating families, seventeen families segregated into light purple and white flowers, whereas four families each contained one plant with purple flowers in addition to light purple and white flowers.

The system has a mix of designated light railway (segregated from other traffic) and on-street tramway (shared with pedestrians and motor vehicles).

Now, don't get me wrong: in asking for a designated space just for LGBTQ Latinos, we've never wanted to segregate ourselves from our light-skinned queer brothers and sisters.

This finding was further confirmed by the analysis of backcrossed progeny, showing that the identified SNP co-segregates with the high light tolerant phenotype.

A total of 40 families derived from F2 plants with light purple flowers segregated into 16 families fixed for light purple flowers and 24 families segregating for flower color (Table  4).

The F2 plants segregated into 3 purple: 1 light purple flower suggesting involvement of a single gene.

A total of 111 plants of the F2 population segregated into 82 plants with light purple flowers and 29 plants with near white flowers.

Light rail transit lines are more segregated from street traffic than are tramways (particularly in congested urban areas) but less so than are rapid transit (heavy rail) lines.