Sentence examples for As previously characterized from inspiring English sources

As previously characterized, the inoculation of PGPB and PGIB strains accelerated and reduced the growth of L. minor, respectively.

As previously characterized (e.g., Daw, Ashby, et al. 2007), GABAergic interneurons have firing patterns that are readily distinguishable from principal cells, which in all layers (De la Rossa et al. 2013; Hedrick and Waters 2013) typically display shallow, slow AHPs, frequency adaptation, spike threshold accommodation, and substantial spike-broadening throughout spike trains.

This is unprecedented as previously characterized integrin-binding RGD motifs are located within extended or flexible loops.

It exhibits similar sensitivity to viscosity as previously characterized single plate resonators, while having two shear modes at different frequencies, that can be both actuated with the same setup allowing a multi-frequency analysis of viscoelastic liquids.

The physical and cognitive health status of centenarians in group C mirrors that of the majority of Italian centenarians, as previously characterized by Franceschi et al [22].

In future studies it will be interesting to establish if both states are induced using the p53/pRB pathway as previously characterized [49], [54] and how p21 induction and the epigenetic changes induced by BXB-ER are connected.

The associations of age and gene expression, as well as the previously characterized protein-protein interactions [ 35], are shown for key autophagy genes in Figure  3.

As the previously characterized CD1d ligands are mainly diacylated lipids, these tetraradyl compounds may seem unlikely candidates for cellular antigens.

The gene is located on the same chromosome (chromosome 2) as the previously characterized MtGS2a gene, only 8 Kb apart, indicating a recent duplication event.

We have identified both previously characterized as well as novel expression patterns from this screen.

Methionine motifs such as these have been previously characterized as being important for copper uptake under copper-limiting conditions in S. cerevisiae [18].