Sentence examples for segregated points from inspiring English sources

Under the null hypothesis that X(I ) and X II ) are not spatially segregated, points from class I and class II can be approximately regarded as two independent point processes with their intensity ratio being (n1 - 1)/ n2 at X j (I ).

Novels narrated in the third person frequently shift between the points of view of different characters, but the novel in monologues goes further: it segregates points of view.

The patients were then segregated into low (0 1.3 points), medium (1.4 2.3 points) and high risk (2.4 4.3 points) categories based on their scores.

But it was segregated to the point you couldn't go to McDonald's.

The p.Phe448Leu mutation, although non-recurrent at this point, segregated in a large pedigree and resulted in significantly altered biophysical properties of the KCNC3 channel.

If these K genes segregate class I points from class II points, we would expect the proportion of X(I ) points in the neighborhood of any fixed X(I ) point is greater than that expected by chance.

During the screening, sMPAS captures dimensions where the two classes are segregated, and the segregation of points is very sensitive to the dimensions considered.

In the example given in Fig. 1, the distribution has two cut-points (cut-point 1 and cut-point 2), the first cut-point segregates liver samples from the rest, and the second cut-point segregates brain samples from the rest.

The case also helped desegregate housing, restaurants, swimming pools and other areas which had been segregated up to that point.

All studied end-points were segregated with maximal difference at CRM of 1.5 mm in current study.

Hierarchical clustering of the genes expressed in Hepa1c1c7 time course indicate that 2 and 4 hrs were most similar, as were 8 and 12 hrs, and 24 and 48 hrs, while the 1 hr time point was segregated.