Sentence examples for slight fragmentation from inspiring English sources

After applying the proposed spectral subtraction, the Lys48 Lys63 ratio was empirically derived to be 1.5 1 (see Table S6 in the Supporting Information), which is consistent with the slight fragmentation bias for detection of the Lys48-specific fragments observed in the diubiquitin and tetraubiquitin studies.

CAN at higher concentration led to slight DNA fragmentation, increased total RNA and protein level.

Expression of WT and Q297V OPA1 induced the expected mitochondrial elongation, whereas OPA1R905stop caused slight mitochondrial fragmentation.

The transient decrease in the CAT expression co-occurred with slight DNA fragmentation in the nuclei of megagametophyte cells – that is to say, an incipient sign of cell death – detected in our previous study [ 35].

Consequently, when Kahn defies that design by running her scanner over a human face or body, the person's slight movements causes fragmentation in the scanned image.

The formation processes of four typical failure patterns of the concrete specimen in the experiment are well reproduced, i.e. "slight-spalling", "breaking", "fragmentation" and "comminution".

Results: Dexamethasone induced slight, but considerable DNA fragmentation by itself.

In contrast, the overexpression of hCath-L and hCath-B did not result in significant cell death, even though in the case of hCath-L a slight increase in DNA fragmentation values and caspase-3 activity could be detected, concomitant with an increased number of detached cells (not shown).

Cisplatin treated mice also showed necrosis of myocardial fiber, slight lymphocytic infiltration and also fragmentation and smudging of the muscle fibers (Figure 8.1H).

Slight membrane depolarization and PARP fragmentation were observed after SAHA treatment of PBL, but these effects were not augmented by DAC addition.

A slight increase (to 17%) in DNA fragmentation was, however, noted in the P31res cells.