Sentence examples for stretched segments from inspiring English sources

In outsize tubes are clips that hold stretched segments of the smooth muscle from the clitorises, vaginas and penises removed from animal specimens or discarded human tissue after surgery.

By thus incorporating information on prominent diastolic deformation (i.e. diastolic exceeding systolic amplitude) and additionally discarding the information from akinetic or markedly stretched segments, the index (cut-off 25%) reached sensitivity and specificity of 82 and 92% respectively for the prediction of reverse remodeling.

Then they stretched the segments to lengths that would simulate crawling or swimming after feeding and stimulated the muscles with electrical wires to force them to contract.

The basic principle of the 2D-coding is to scan an mRNA segment starting at a given position (using the sliding window) by finding stretches (segments) of complementary base pairs, which are denoted by A i where i = 1, 2,..., 5. We start with finding the first segment, denoted by A1, in the miR's seed region, and then continue along the miR's sequence to find the subsequent segments.

This cluster contained four sequences, which are rich in glycine and the polar amino acid glutamine predominantly located within a stretched, uncharged segment close to the N-terminus.

To test stretch dependence of NO formation, tissue segments were elongated by about 30% of initial length and the stretched and control segments homogenized.

Yes, at times it can feel like the Great British Bake Off's historical segments stretched out to punishing lengths, but it's a well-made, fascinating travelogue that manages to capture the romance of rail travel like little else before it.

In the case of eHwalsbyiGI1_6 and 9, the recombined segments stretched throughout most of the island length (along 25 kb and 21 kb, respectively) and included the gene encoding the S-layer protein.

In the present work, "extensible" motifs are considered such that each sequence of gaps comes endowed with some elasticity, whereby the same pattern may be stretched to fit segments of the source that match all the solid characters but are otherwise of different lengths.

Whereas the motifs considered in those studies are "rigid", here we assume that each sequence of gaps present in a motif comes endowed with some individually prescribed degree of elasticity, whereby a same pattern may be stretched to fit segments of the source that match all the solid characters but are otherwise of different lengths.

As the buoy bobs up and down, the heavy piston's inertia stretches one segment of the hose while compressing the other.