Sentence examples for characteristics expressing from inspiring English sources

Previous studies in patients with MM have documented the existence of cells without plasma cell characteristics expressing MM-type immunoglobulin genes so-called "clonotypic" B cells.

We show that hNPCs have primitive characteristics expressing distinct nephron progenitor markers and are highly clonogenic.

These arose from proliferation of the natural Treg-cell subset, together with conversion of Foxp3− cells to the induced Treg-cell form, and to a cell type sharing effector Th17-cell characteristics, expressing ROR-γt, and secreting IL-17A.

In this paper the performance characteristics, expressed as cut-size, grade-efficiency curve and pressure drop, have been determined for a hydrocyclone acting on highly viscous liquids.

Analytical characteristics expressed in terms of precision, linear range, and limit of detection have been determined and compared with those obtained by splitless injection.

It is also a matter of style and content, a set of shared characteristics expressed within the confines of the pitch, and relating to things like tempo and texture and basic notions of how exactly a football team should go about its business.

We examined the relationship between several ocean temperature characteristics, expressed on time-scales of days, months and years, and habitat patch characteristics on 24 subtidal temperate reefs along a latitudinal gradient (Western Australia; ~ 34 to 27°S).

One method of trying to design better laboratory animal housing, in this case for marmosets (a commonly housed primate species), has been to model their housing on behavioural and other characteristics expressed by the species in the wild.

Two dominant entrepreneurial characteristics expressed by many black women business owners who participated in the 2017 focus groups conducted by the Federal Reserve of Kansas City were determination and self-learning.

The overall diagnostic test accuracy of BAs was assessed by receiver operating characteristics expressed as their area under the receiver operating characteristics curve (AUROC).

The polyacrylamide gel electrophoresis (PAGE) of bacterial proteins is an efficient technique for the classification of microorganisms, based on phenotypical characteristics expressed by their protein profiles (Scarcelli et al. [2001]).