Sentence examples for separated to permit from inspiring English sources

For the ML analysis in which all sequence data were included, mt and nu data were separated to permit independent modeling of nucleotide evolution.

The hairpin structure of B. burgdorferi and its plasmid lp17 includes the cleavage site of telomere resolvase ResT that shows a cleaving-joining activity by which linear hairpin-forming monomers are created, and telomere duplicates separated to permit chromosome segregation [ 16, 30].

A single function of mean irradiance and nitrate is used instead of two separate functions to permit the response to one factor to depend on the other.

Data were normalized to total protein loading (measured by densitometry in the respective immunoblots after Coomassie Blue staining) and expressed relative to an internal standard sample included in a separate lane, to permit consolidation of experiments analysed on different gels.

All samples were run in triplicates in separate tubes to permit the quantification of the target genes' mRNA expression relative to the mean expression of GTPB1, HDAC6 and SNRPN, i.e. three stably and highly expressed genes obtained from the RNA-seq data.

In such settings the text is separated into smaller units to permit varied settings and instrumental interludes.

Individual sweeps were separated by 12 s to permit recovery from inactivation between conditioning pulses.

We used rigorous methods and high quality measures; in particular, the well validated Baby Day Diary reduces carer opportunity for recall bias and is sufficiently detailed to permit separated analyses of infant crying versus fussing.

We focused on monkeypox occurrences in Central Africa for this test (West African sample sizes were not adequate to permit subsampling), separating them into 4 quadrants based on their locations above and below the median longitude and latitude on the overall data set from Central Africa (21.733°E and 0.387°S, respectively).

"Plessy v. Ferguson Mr. Bushsh exclaimed, showing off his familiarity with the 1896 Supreme Court decision that instituted a separate-but-equal doctrine to permit racial segregation in public facilities.

To prevent any tendency toward autonomy in Alsace, the French Parliament voted to abrogate the 1948 law establishing the principle of collective guilt in war crimes, in order to permit separate judgments for the Alsatian prisoners.