Sentence examples for separation and parallel from inspiring English sources
The value of ρ corresponds to the global correlation coefficient of the gene-pair over the two conditions (A B) and ρ A, ρ B are the correlation coefficients of the gene-pair for condition A and condition B. In Eqn. 8, α is a tuning parameter that governs the balance between separation and parallel alignment.
An online binding assay for the separation and parallel assessment of identity and affinity of small molecules in complex mixtures towards non-phosphorylated p38α was developed.
This behavior of the NHPs in the setting of repeated social separation stress parallels clinical depression, as interpersonal loss is the predominant trigger of depression in humans [35] and chronic stress is a major epidemiological risk factor for major depression and chronic anxiety disorders [37].
A Fourier-space iterative technique for solving the implicit field corrector equation, based on the separation of plasma responses perpendicular and parallel to the magnetic field and longitudinal and transverse to the wavevector, is described.
The system was equipped with two different chromatographic columns (connected to selection valve in parallel design) for isocratic separation and determination of all components in composed anti-inflammatory pharmaceutical preparation (tablets).
In the present model of information flow through the thalamus, separation of parallel channels is achieved by a simple wiring principle, a single thalamic relay cell is innervated by a single type of sensory input (Steriade et al. 1997).
The solutions include temporarily cycling through different structures (temporal separation), creating differentiated units (structural separation), and enabling employees to move back and forth between different structures (parallel structures).
This adaptive divergence has occurred independently in multiple drainages (i.e., parallel evolution), as inferred from patterns of geographical separation and genetic variation [16], [21], [22].
Centrosome separation and bipolar spindle formation require both sliding forces between anti-parallel microtubules and cortical forces that act on the asters.
For the early time points of cytokinin induction, the separation is approximately parallel to the z-axis and for the later time points parallel to the y-axis, suggesting that the late response affects a different set of genes than the early response.
