Sentence examples for behaved as a high from inspiring English sources
In vitro data obtained in the electrically stimulated mouse vas deferens demonstrated that UFP-112 behaved as a high potency (pEC50 9.43) full agonist at the NOP receptor.
In H2O/CH3CN (1/1, v/v), the dye showed high selectivity and sensitivity to Cu2+ by remarkable absorption and fluorescence enhancement, while in H2O/CH3CN (99/1, v/v), the dye behaved as a high selective and sensitive turn-on fluorescent sensor for Fe3+.
Among the studied derivatives, hybrid 2, one of the shortest homologs, in addition to the antagonist nicotinic profile similar to the other three congeners, behaved as a high affinity ligand at the investigated heteromeric nAChRs and as a low efficacy agonist at D2Rs.
Previous studies have shown that the particulate suspension with concentration interface toward gravitational direction behaves as a continuous fluid for high concentration and small particle size, and the gravity-induced instability at the interface enhances the settling motion of particles.
If a low prevalence hospital behaves as a high prevalence hospital, it will buy π h treatments at a price t h, and π h − π l treatments will remain unused.
This particular observation is in accordance with findings by Chapman et al., that in BRAF V600E) mutant A375 melanoma cells, ABCG2 behaves as a high-affinity but low capacity transporter of vemurafenib.
The system was cationic at low pH values (pKaPDMAEMA ~7.3 7.5 in water) due to the protonation of amine groups, but behaved as a hydrophobic weak polybase at high pH ranges.
This is contrary to pleomorphic liposarcoma, which behaves as a typical high-grade sarcoma with a high propensity to lung metastases.
In contrast, anchors placed close together in the longitudinal direction behaved as a group and led to higher force being developed in the FRP system.
Clavulanic acid was unable to inactivate the three β-lactamases, whereas sulbactam behaved as an inactivator only at a high concentration (1 mM) that was difficult to achieve during antibiotic therapy [ 11].
