Sentence examples for well partitioned from inspiring English sources
However, modules with different brain functions were merged into large one, indicating that the brain regions were not well partitioned.
P2-like, Mu-like and AaΦ23-like phages that were described as very different, based on BLAST- analyses [ 9, 61] are well partitioned into different Type 1 clusters.
Briefly, 1 × 104 A431 cells per well were partitioned into 96-well flat-bottomed plates overnight, then fixed with 10% neutral formaldehyde (10 mmol/l PBS, 10% formaldehyde, pH7.4) at room temperature for 1 h.
The problem is that some predators probably really are making decisions at the species level and may very well partition on this basis, but not all can do this and not all the time.
The implementation provides logical testing of cycle membership for vertices and edges as well as partitioning the components and creating fragments of the input structure.
The cooperation between HP1 and the PcG chromatin systems in regulating expression as well as partitioning the genome may be the offshoot of their having shared the same biological function.
As well as partitioning a greater proportion of assimilate and other resources to the grain, shorter plants were less susceptible to lodging, in which the stalk falls over in the wind and rots on the ground.
There is a limited repertoire of nonradioactive and environmentally friendly inter-well partitioning tracers for measuring ROS.
When combined with the single-well, push pull test, this methodology has the potential to provide a low-cost alternative to inter-well partitioning tracer tests.
Simulations suggest that several cubic meters of soil can be investigated with a single inter-well partitioning tracer test of 24-hour duration by placing the injection point in the center of the investigated soil volume and probes at up to 1 m distance for the monitoring of gaseous tracers.
The 63 wells were randomly partitioned into two sets, 44 wells (70%%) for training and 19 wells (30%%) for testing.
