Sentence examples for characterised to identify from inspiring English sources

The recovery of the PHB produced was optimised and the isolated polymer characterised to identify its material properties.

The reaction of either 4,4′,6,6′-tetramethyl-2,2′-bipyridine, L, or 4,4′,6,6′-tetracarboxy-2,2′-bipyridine, H4L, with Cu OAc 2·H2O under acidic hydrothermal conditions (50 1 160 °CO3; 160 °C) led to the formation of crystalline {[Cu HL′)(H2O)]·H2O}, 1, which was structurally characterised to identify H3L′ as 4,4′,6-tricarboxy-2,2′-bipyridine.

Silica gel and Pani@SG (ES) nanocomposite were characterised to identify shape and size of their particles by TEM.

Therefore, a large number of cell lines must be isolated and characterised to identify one that has the desired expression characteristics, which can be inconvenient and time consuming.

No reliable markers have so far been characterised to identify patients who will benefit from cetuximab therapy, and only skin reaction has been significantly associated with response and overall survival (OS) (Cunningham et al, 2004; Saltz et al, 2004).

In a complementary approach the surface proteome of beta cell-interacting cells, such as exocrine tissue and alpha cell lines, can be characterised to identify beta cell-specific versus contaminating/common proteins.

In mammals, 6 other specificity proteins, Sp1-Sp6, have been identified and characterised to date.

Plasmids were purified from the clones identified as soluble co-expression hits, and the DNA inserts characterised by sequencing to identify domain boundaries.

The volatile emission kinetics of the complete set of strains are now being characterised in order to identify volatile compounds/mixtures that promote B. distachyon growth.

The four CES are characterised, including the hard to identify intangible elements, and the underpinning environmental components and linkages were explored.

There is a need to better characterise these tumours to identify markers of poor prognosis, which may be used to guide subsequent management.