Definition of compartmental in English:
compartmental
adjective kɒmpɑːtˈmɛnt(ə)lkəmˌpärtˈmen(t)l
Characterized by division into separate sections.
the compartmental interior of the church
Example sentencesExamples
- There is also a little compartmental box that allows you to store little screws and screwdrivers.
- Officers said it appeared that some of the compartmental walls which joined the roof were not properly sealed to stop flames spreading.
- To formally explore this possibility, we construct a compartmental model of a substratum-adherent cell, and focus on how the extracellular space parameters affect fluxes of water and of bilayer after a shrinking perturbation.
- It has now given its response, in which it also said the partition identified in the fire report was ‘not designated as a compartmental wall requiring double sheets of plasterboard to provide 60-minute fire resistance’.
- Importantly, the stochastic and compartmental nature of the simulation allows these models to be directly tested by high-throughput approaches, such as quantitative image analysis.
- The presence of this fibular attachment has important implications in clinical practice as far as compartmental pressure measurement and decompression protocols are concerned.
- These observations may suggest a more complex compartmental and perhaps time-dependant relationship of human expression of NOS within the newly forming granulomatous tuberculosis lesions and surrounding tissues.
- The authors have also carefully assessed the sensitivity of the algorithm to the quality of the compartmental model, uncertainty about the channel models and their distribution, and experimental noise.
- Data on compartmental findings were not collected.
- One of the most invigorating features of much modern scholarship has been the breaking down of the compartmental barriers that have stood in the way of an integrated and rounded cultural history of the period.
- It must be a shared task, because the planet does not operate in the same compartmental ways as human communities do.
Derivatives
adverb
Their initial role is to provide the final layer of proofreading to assure that the fusion event that is about to ensue is compartmentally correct.
Example sentencesExamples
- Typically, optical component companies spring from scientists or engineers who have incredible insight into the science of photonics, but who also have a tendency to think compartmentally.
- Both kits are supplied in a neat, compartmentally divided case with a shoulder strap and full instructions are included.
- Our solutions are designed to allow you to bring instruments and software online compartmentally until you achieve full enterprise-level integration.
- A negligence claim is habitually analysed compartmentally by asking whether there was a duty of care, breach of that duty, and damage caused by the breach of duty.
Definition of compartmental in US English:
compartmental
adjectivekəmˌpärtˈmen(t)l
Characterized by division into separate sections.
the compartmental interior of the church
Example sentencesExamples
- Data on compartmental findings were not collected.
- The authors have also carefully assessed the sensitivity of the algorithm to the quality of the compartmental model, uncertainty about the channel models and their distribution, and experimental noise.
- To formally explore this possibility, we construct a compartmental model of a substratum-adherent cell, and focus on how the extracellular space parameters affect fluxes of water and of bilayer after a shrinking perturbation.
- These observations may suggest a more complex compartmental and perhaps time-dependant relationship of human expression of NOS within the newly forming granulomatous tuberculosis lesions and surrounding tissues.
- Importantly, the stochastic and compartmental nature of the simulation allows these models to be directly tested by high-throughput approaches, such as quantitative image analysis.
- Officers said it appeared that some of the compartmental walls which joined the roof were not properly sealed to stop flames spreading.
- One of the most invigorating features of much modern scholarship has been the breaking down of the compartmental barriers that have stood in the way of an integrated and rounded cultural history of the period.
- There is also a little compartmental box that allows you to store little screws and screwdrivers.
- It has now given its response, in which it also said the partition identified in the fire report was ‘not designated as a compartmental wall requiring double sheets of plasterboard to provide 60-minute fire resistance’.
- It must be a shared task, because the planet does not operate in the same compartmental ways as human communities do.
- The presence of this fibular attachment has important implications in clinical practice as far as compartmental pressure measurement and decompression protocols are concerned.