Sentence examples for characterised namely from inspiring English sources
Two molecular series of resolvins have been characterised, namely E- and D-series resolvins which possess distinct structural, biochemical and pharmacological properties.
The process is automated through MATLAB coding and a range of EDPs (engineering demand parameters) are statistically characterised, namely internal forces, deformations and absolute accelerations, which in turn are associated with various DMs (damage measures).
In pharmacometric research, three important components are characterised, namely: a drug model, a disease/placebo model and the implementation model (trial design and decision criteria).
These enzymes are catalytically active only when physically associated with specific partner proteins and four complexes have been isolated and characterised, namely CoRest, NuRD, Sin3 and NCoR/SMRT [ 46– 46].
Two novel complexes isolated from reactions of the di- tert-butylzincate and crystallographically characterised, namely the pre-metallation complex [{ iPr 2N(Ph C=O}LiZn cis-DMP) tBu2] and the Ph C=O}LiZn cis-DMPmplex [(tBu2A)Li(cis-DMP){2-[1-C(=O)N(iPr)2]C6H4}Zn(tBu)], shed vandable lighthen the structures and mechanisms involved in these alkali-metal-mediated zincation reactions.
The study area has a tropical rain forest climate characterised by two seasons, namely the wet or rainy season and the dry season.
The transport of larger particles, defined as type D in the classification of Geldart (1973), by pneumatic conveying, is characterised by periodic structures, namely slugs.
Of the four sites of N-linked glycosylation that have been characterised in human neuroligins, namely N109, N303, N343 and N547 [10], only N547 is conserved in the honeybee and other invertebrate neuroligins.
Bioinformatic EST sequence inspection reveals that the PDE4D7 transcript encodes a UTR that maps to a genomic region overlapping antisense with a previously characterised androgen-regulated gene, namely PART1 (Lin et al, 2000; Sidiropoulos et al, 2001; ESTs DA627904, DB213544, DB22103, DB224202, DB226810, DB230503, DB237063 and DR003683; Figure 5A).
There are two main important inequalities which characterise convex functions, namely Jensen's and Hermite-Hadamard's inequalities.
Besides the approach, more profound significance of this work lies in that it demonstrated the great capability of an innovative strategy, namely characterising structural behaviours accurately via correlating an AE distribution pattern with the corresponding stress diagram.
