Sentence examples for been reported that functional from inspiring English sources
It has been reported that functional diversity within the chitinolytic process is key to the functioning of the N cycle (Beier and Bertilsson 2013; Gooday 1990; Metcalfe et al. 2002; Manucharova et al. 2007).
This was not surprising, as it has been reported that functional targeting requires at least several hundred miRNA molecules per cell45.
It has been reported that functional groups can play a role in odorant learning [24], but we found no evidence that the functional group of an odorant had an effect on it becoming a key odorant or not.
(ii) It has been reported that functional sRNAs are produced in excess amounts over the targeted mRNA [ 16, 51].
It has been reported that functional GABABR are predominantly expressed by osteoblasts rather than osteoclasts to regulate cellular maturation related to BMP-2 expression.
It has been reported that functional monomers such as glycidyl methacrylate (GMA) can be efficiently converted to low molecular weight (degree of polymerization "dp"~3) oligomers [ 28].
(1) Intriguing patterns of brain activity and functional connections are reported that have perhaps never been recorded from outside and fMRI scanner, and certainly not in social situations.
The details of these candidate sRNAs are summarised in Additional File 4. It has been reported that small functional proteins of less than 50 amino acids [ 34, 35] and several regulatory sRNAs encode small functional peptides (so called "dual-function sRNAs") in bacteria [ 36, 37].
In addition, it has been reported that the functional groups such as hydroxyl and carboxyl are favorable for the cycloaddition reaction due to the synergistic effect with Br ions [28, 29].
It has been reported that the functional alteration of stathmin resulting from specific phosphorylation events may be involved in the process of apoptosis induced by proteasome inhibitors in proliferating cells [25].
It has been reported that TP53 functional activity is reduced during the aging process [ 41, 42], probably due to a reduced transcriptional activity [ 73].
