Sentence examples for back identification from inspiring English sources
The lack of complex I in baker's yeast has held back identification of its assembly factors, yet the first two complex I assembly factors, named CIA30 and CIA84, were identified in another mitochondrial model organism, Neurospora crassa (Küffner et al., 1998).
"Back then, identification was like the gold standard," Forcelli told me.
The cameras are rolling here at Purdue University's animal research center, tracking a half-dozen pigs, each with an ink streak slathered across its back for identification.
To tell their jerseys apart, because Notre Dame players historically do not have their names on the back, an identification number is printed inside.
And when the service was ended, they loaded his coffin on a military flatbed, mounted his photograph on the back for identification, and took him to a deserted cemetery for a burial that was heartbreaking in its wintry sorrow.
Other new mobile applications include a tool called NOAH that lets you take cellphone pictures of bugs and trees and then sends back an identification of the exact type in as little as 24 hours and one that provides a similar service for historical landmarks, a result of a partnership between the History Channel and Foursquare.
Finally, the eNodeB sends back the identification number of the connected UE.
Technically, this can be accomplished with beacon technology worn on the back of identification badges and it would disable when people walk outside the hospital.
Great Britain will field crews in three of the four Paralympic events as Nick Beighton came through the "Battle Back" talent identification scheme to join Samantha Scowen in the double scull.
For genetically monomorphic bacteria, current typing methods often prove inadequate for outbreak detection, trace back, and identification of transmission routes.
Together these recent studies hint at the exciting developments that can come from surmounting the barriers that previously held back the identification and study of small proteins.
