The phrase "are the localisation of" is not correct in standard written English.
It seems to be a fragment and lacks proper grammatical structure, as it does not clearly convey a complete thought or context.
Example: "The factors that are the localisation of the issue need to be addressed."
Alternatives: "are the localization for" or "represent the localization of".
A first important task in vision-based quality control systems is the localisation of the object of interest.
I would say there two things to take under consideration here; one is the localisation of brain activity – different parts of the brain have different functions.
A particularity of onchocerciasis is the localisation of microfilariae in the dermis and not in the blood, unlike many other filarial species.
The challenge to the radiologist is the localisation of these tiny lesions.
One of the expected outcomes of a prokaryote genome sequencing project is the localisation of the origin of replication of the replicon(s).
As the main target that Notch controls is the localisation of the Myosin II components (Grammont, 2007), we tested whether impaired TGFβ signalling also leads to abnormal activity of the Actomyosin network at AJ undergoing disassembly.
One striking example in the testis is the localisation of the multi-KH domain, RNA-binding protein Pasilla (CPTI-000668, CPTI-001063 and CPTI-001261) to a thread-like intranuclear structure in primary spermatocytes (Fig. 4A).
Another possibility is that the localisation of one or both proteins is dynamic and the interaction is limited to a particular physiological stage.
Since Smo ciliary localisation is restricted by the presence of Ptch1 in primary cilium when Shh is absent, the localisation of Ptch1 in the R1747Q mutant cells in the unstimulated condition was examined (Fig. 3C).
Given that DivIVA binds to lipids, a striking possibility would be that the localisation of this protein depends on the localisation of certain lipid molecules.
