Sentence examples for a unique basic from inspiring English sources
Such methods of plasmon-wave imaging may provide a unique basic tool for designing plasmon-mode-based nano-optical devices.
Recombinant mature Da-CTSL1 (23 KDa) exhibits optimal activity at pH 8, rather than at acidic pH that was shown of all previously characterized cathepsins L. Substrate specificity supports the hypothesis that Da-CTSL1 is a unique basic cathepsin L and protease inhibitor studies also suggest unique activity, unlike other characterized acidic cathepsin Ls.
This exploratory work in quantitative SDOCT indicates that each tissue and each organ have a unique basic value of μ s, which appears to be an identity value of its own.
The Good T-Mobile worked closely with HTC to create a unique but basic Android experience.
The ITC provides a unique, seamless basic science/technology development infrastructure, which comprises fundamental research, technology development and pre-commercial demonstration.
Furthermore we uncovered a lipid binding property which is mediated by a unique extended basic loop between blades 6 and 7 of the propeller.
These unique basic residues were proposed to be responsible for the high dsRNA cleavage activity of HPR [6].
Due to unique basic domains both at the C- and N-terminus of TIMP-3, the majority of the protein is bound to the ECM, whereas the other members of the TIMP family are found in a soluble form [30]; [31]; [32].
Based on the DDX3 crystal structure, it has been proposed that the specific insertion (aa 250 259) seen in DDX3 between motifs I and Ia could contribute to nucleic acid binding, together with the adjacent unique basic motif [-RYGRRK-] [18].
The virus was transmitted to close contacts in the unique basic training environment, with limited transmission outside the basic training group.
The unique basic chromosome number and distinctive DNA fingerprints of S. spontaneum from the other species of Saccharum are the reasons for a proposal to divide this genus to only two species, S. spontaneum as traditionally defined and S. officinarum including all other species and interspecific hybrids [ 13].
