Sentence examples for as further characterization from inspiring English sources

Future studies along these and related lines, as well as further characterization of TOR-dependent changes in the mitochondrial proteome should be most revealing in terms of understanding how the TOR-mitochondria axis controls aging and deciphering the complex relationships between OXPHOS activity, ROS (and/or other reactive species), nutrient sensing, and life span.

Our data argue that investigation of these putative interactions is warranted, as is further characterization of the mechanism of PrP degradation by lichens, including identification of responsible enzymes and any potential cofactors.

As such, further characterization and validation of the detected loci is necessary for effective utilization of these results.

As such, further characterization of known isolates, using both the NS1 and VP2 regions, is necessary for a more comprehensive comparison of tree topologies from different AMDV proteins.

Because acylation of carrot anthocyanins influences bioavailability [ 11, 20– 22], an important property of dietary nutrients in human health, and it also influences pigment stability [ 19, 21, 23], important for the use of pigments in foods and as dyes, further characterization of Raa1 is of interest.

For comparison with other xylanases of well-characterized strains, such as T. reesei, further characterization has to be performed concerning the determination of the specific enzyme activity, substrate specificity or pH and temperature optima.

However, the extent of their role and function requires further characterization step as well as protein identification.

This could be used to prioritize it either as a candidate for further characterization or as an error.

We chose number 82 as the first candidate for further characterization as two line 82 T0 plants (regenerated from a single transgenic event and confirmed by thermal asymmetric interlaced (TAIL -PCR sequencing) showed a consisTAIL -PCRsequencingce trait.

Then, the obtained Ag/Cts BNCs were labeled as S1 and further characterization was carried out.

As shown by further characterization (see below), the heterogeneity of the 24-mer was due to distinct 3' ends, either a free hydroxyl group or a phosphate group.