Sentence examples for characterised at the from inspiring English sources

In Pseudomonas strains, the metabolic pathway from eugenol via ferulic acid to vanillin has been characterised at the enzymic and molecular genetic levels.

Their occurrence has been most extensively characterised at the telomeric ends of eukaryotic chromosomes, whose DNA comprises such sequences, and where the extreme 3′ ends are single-stranded.

However, the mixing homogeneity of typical compound feeds that can be achieved when small volumes of liquids are present is not adequately characterised at the moment.

At the early stage, nanoscale materials with large Raman cross-sections such as carbon nanotubes have been the preferred sample; however, recently biological and crystalline materials having much smaller Raman cross-sections, have also been characterised at the nanoscale.

Although the 300 Index is routinely characterised at the stand level, little research has investigated if remotely sensed data sources can be used in combination with environmental layers to precisely predict this metric at fine spatial resolution.

Recently, the interaction site of Syt I and Syt-II was located near the ganglioside binding pocket within the Hcc-domain of BoNT/B and G. Furthermore, the BoNT/B Syt II interaction could be characterised at the atomic level.

Progresses are now made possible by the recent development of specific tools for characterising at the nanoscale level model materials and following the kinetics of reactions on these materials of small area in dedicated reactors.

These markers should help characterising at the cellular level the effect of gain or loss of gene function.

The ancient PAL NnPAL1 from N. nucifera is characterised at both the RNA and protein levels in vitro.

In this study, the p53 status in a Welsh population of oesophageal adenocarcinomas was characterised at both the gene and protein levels by looking for gene sequence mutations, allelic deletions, gene expression alterations and accumulation of the p53 protein.

The alien plant species were characterised at different stages of the invasion process along the introduction-naturalisation-invasion continuum (see Richardson et al. 2000) (Figure 1).