Sentence examples for the equivalent segment from inspiring English sources

Indeed, the Suzuki is something of a pleasant surprise, taking cues from mud-romping rally cars rather than the Heathrow-rental-fleet econoboxes featured on the equivalent segment of the British "Top Gear," Star in a Reasonably Priced Car.

In control animals the equivalent segment of the cord was removed.

(234) In a rubber the stiffness and extensibility are determined by the molecular weight between the cross-links and the equivalent segment length of the polymers.

For each genotype, a new lineage or sublineage was suggested when the sequence from Israel failed to closely group with the equivalent segment of >1 reference strains and the nucleotide differences between the strain from Israel and the reference strains were similar or greater than the differences among reference lineages and sublineages.

We constructed plasmids containing the firefly luciferase reporter ORF fused downstream to a segment of the EBF1 3′-UTR conthening the wild-type putative miR-1246 binding sequence (EBF1WT-luciferase) or the equivalent segment containing three-point mutations in the miR-1246 binding sequence (EBF1Mut-luciferase).

By contrast the thoracic segment of Hutchinson et al. [7] is significantly larger than the equivalent segments (sacral and thoracic) in our model.

Similarly, planarian protonephridia express bicarbonate and proton transporters in the equivalent segments of their distal tubule.

Two helical segments (αD′ and αE′) observed in the yeast Ire1 structures do not occur in human Ire1, where the equivalent segments are short loops.

Many short scaffolds in the assembly showed coverage that was about half of the expected value, which likely resulted from highly heterozygous regions that were not merged to the equivalent segments in the homologous chromosomes.

A 10 mm segment of spinal cord encompassing the site of the lesion (or an equivalent segment from sham operated animals) was removed and post-fixed in Bouin's fixative for 24 hours.

The simplest theories assume the molecules between the cross-links adopt random configurations with an equivalent segment length (l) being the length of a segment of a hypothetical molecule of the same total length (L) as the real molecule, which would ensure its end to end distance (r) is that predicted by that of a simple random walk.