The upper and the bottom chambers of the device were air-tightly separated by an aluminum foil and the plant aerial tissues and roots were exposed in the two chambers, respectively.
In the process, the semiconductor and its substrate bond so tightly that separating the two with a third chemical is like trying to separate bark from a tree by setting the whole thing on fire.
The high value occurs when the actives are clustered tightly together and separated from the inactive molecules.
It comprised of 2 tightly linked SNPs separated by 48 kb and was specific for the indica/aus set.
In contrast, in H. melpomene these switch genes represent clusters of tightly linked elements separated by one cM or less [ 2, 18].
A scan of the D. salina mitochondrial genetic map reveals clusters of tightly packed genes separated by large stretches of noncoding DNA.
The thymus of OXYS rats, like that of Wistar rats, consists of two lobes of unequal size, which are tightly juxtaposed and separated by a thin layer of loose connective tissue.
Moreover, according to these authors, the phenylpropanoid-nitrogen cycle is a tightly compartmentalized process, separated from the general N metabolism in actively lignifying cells, so that these cells can maintain high rates of lignification without causing a collapse of N content in the plant [ 42].
By light microscopy the tumor was composed of tightly packed spindle cells separated by collagen.
Over the years, disk manufacturers have increased data-storage capacity by packing those rows together ever more tightly; today, they're separated by only a few hundred nanometers, or billionths of a meter.
