Sentence examples for been described for any from inspiring English sources

Energy balance has been described for any part of the digestion plant.

nos is known from several diverse insect species, but has so far not been described for any Tephritid fruit fly.

This rod organization has never been described for any centriolar protein; most centriolar proteins and the structures within the distal lumen of a centriole exhibit radial symmetry in the form of disk and column structures30,31,32,33.

With the LoopDARPin scaffold, binders for BCL-2 with an affinity of 30 pM were isolated with only a single round of ribosome display, an enrichment that has not been described for any scaffold.

Furthermore, PfNaMNAT possesses two cysteine residues within the active site that have not been described for any other NaMNATase so far and are likely to be involved in redox regulation of PfNaMNAT activity.

Ultrasound-guided transvaginal follicle aspiration has been described as a noninvasive and repeatable procedure for oocyte collection in several species, but its use has not been described for any of the members of the family, Camelidae.

The potential benefits of the method would be that a description of the potential "natural" fish assemblage could be described for any given site, separation between zones can be clearly delineated and it is independent of the actual fish sampling locations.

Goodman and Massey [15] generalized Jackson's theorem so that the large-time behavior can be described for any nonergodic N-node Jackson network system.

Using orbital-free framework, a simple numerical optimization of the density functional for ground state electronic energy is described for any type of functional approximation, demonstrated via the example of linear combinations of homogeneous functionals of the density.

As a result, the relationship between PED and total revenue can be described for any good: When the price elasticity of demand for a good is perfectly inelastic (Ed = 0), changes in the price do not affect the quantity demanded for the good; raising prices will always cause total revenue to increase.

(3) Important patient characteristics should have been described, for example, age, sex ratio and any characteristics that might cause the predictive value to differ within the cohort of patients, such as the prevalence of GAS pharyngitis.