Sentence examples for characterised system from inspiring English sources

Importantly, what a well characterised system offers is confidence in the exposure set-up and experimental conditions that such testing requires.

An example of an experimentally characterised system showing such complexity is the CbbRRS phosphorelay of Rhodopseudomonas palustris, which comprises a TR hybrid kinase (CbbSR), a PR protein (CbbRR1) and a further RR (CbbRR2) [ 46].

The Dos system has been implicated in virulence and is probably the most characterised system in Mtb.

As the activity of yeast Mdm35-Ups1 isignificantlyly higher than TRIAP1-SLMO1 and it remains the best characterised system in terms of available functional assays, we created the mutant series in Ups1 at the equivalent positions, namely R25, R54, E80 and E108.

This observation demonstrates the feasibility of observing lipids whilst bound to non-annular binding sites in other, potentially less well characterised systems, providing an alternative biophysical technique to study how lipids and other lipophilic molecules may interact with these sites and the role this plays in regulating the function of integral membrane proteins.

This strongly suggests that predicted TFBSs are a highly suitable feature for inclusion in integrated operon prediction strategies, not only in well characterised systems but also in other poorly-annotated but sequenced prokaryotes, where good quality TFBS predictions can be obtained ab initio with the protocol described here.

Patient safety leaders have called for increasing involvement of HFE in helping to characterise system factors that contribute to patient safety and to inform system design interventions. 3 73 74 This paper has described examples of HFE contributions to specific patient safety problems.

Power-law distributions are wild distributions that seem to characterise systems with very non-linear dynamics, or with stochastic multiplicative amplification effects (Sornette, 2006).

By the time he settled in the US, in 1965, he was an established artist working within a broad field that had recently been characterised as "systems art", a system being, he once said, "a grouping of elements subject to a common plan and purpose that interact so as to arrive at a joint goal".

The data collected will broadly be characterised as system characteristics, EMS dispatch characteristics, patient characteristics and EMS process variables.

Images of the brains were then analysed using a recently characterised grading system for bleed scale after SAH in rats (Sugawara et al., 2008).