Sentence examples for been previously identified for from inspiring English sources
Such characteristic spectral periodicities have been previously identified for a number of protein families, including interacting proteins such as certain growth factors and their receptor proteins [30] [33], although the phases corresponding to the common characteristic frequencies of interacting proteins are found to be opposite [27].
Nineteen QTL regions have been previously identified for iron deficiency chlorosis, both in field and hydroponic studies [ 4, 10, 41].
These dbSNPs have been previously identified for EGFR ([ 32]), although their functional significance is not yet known.
A number of risk factors have been previously identified for AFE including advanced maternal age, polyhydramnios, multiple gestation, placental abnormalities and caesarean section [ 9, 21].
The use of multiple initiation codons, including out-of-frame initiation codons has been previously identified for plant viral mRNAs [ 43].
QTL have been previously identified for only two individual essential oil components, caryophyllene and farnesene [ 14], but not for total essential oil content.
But now all of a sudden you decided to use that money that was previously identified for paint and instead are going to use it for your planned drywall repair.
Non-consensus ARE sequences such as 5'-GTAAAGTACTCCAAGAA-3' were previously identified for the androgen-regulated gene probasin [45], [46].
Based on the measurements collected from childhood until age 15, four trajectories for physical aggression were previously identified for the entire sample of the longitudinal study (N = 1,037;[3]).
Such enrichment by differential clonal expansion was previously identified for an atypical patient, a female with the genotype of a WAS carrier, but with circulating white blood cells that were a mixture of WASP-negative and WASP-positive cells due to failure of early hematopoietic selection.
This property was previously identified for D. melanogaster DG (Sciandra et al., 2001).
