Sentence examples for sufficient for segregation from inspiring English sources

In the initial phase of the study the family material was not sufficient for segregation studies and we therefore sequenced the coding parts of these three genes.

However, the IGT does not propose that a difference between base groupings is sufficient for segregation, because theories that use texture segregation to distinguish between basic features and feature conjunctions may have oversimplified the texture segregation process.

Due to lower flow rate there is sufficient time for segregation in the wellbore, and contamination model with segregation (immiscible model in Fig. 4) shows delayed breakthrough of the formation fluid inside the wellbore.

Third, the cohesin protein complex is essential for cohesion in both mitosis and meiosis, and cleavage of one of the subunits is sufficient for chromosome segregation at anaphase [11].

Therefore, Scc1 cleavage is both necessary and sufficient for chromosome segregation.

Loss-of-function mutants and ectopic expression assays reveal that Hoxb4 and its paralogue Hoxd4 are necessary and sufficient for cell segregation, and for the most caudal rhombomere boundary (r6/r7).

It is of note that the central sulcus of the insula as a macroscopic border may not coincide with any microscopic parceling of the insula and hence may not be sufficient for functional segregation (Zilles and Amunts 2010).

Its location adjacent to the kinetochore remains constant from G2 until late anaphase; proper docking is very important for sufficient sister chromatid segregation at anaphase and is vital for the spindle checkpoint of the mitotic cycle [ 40, 41].

The finding that N-cadherin null ES cells are unable to sort from wildtype ES cells indicates that sufficient difference, or a threshold, in adhesive affinity is required for segregation and sorting.

Structural defects such as GBs or dislocations are prone to attract sufficient solute segregation by means of high transport coefficients for diffusing atoms, enabling changes in energy, structure, and cohesion, and even promoting local solid phase transformation9,16.

"I was for segregation," he later remarked.