Sentence examples for characterization of which from inspiring English sources

There are many points in the debates in which misunderstandings may be avoided by a precise characterization of which of the units of selection questions is being addressed.

But Priest's proposal has difficulties of its own.[21] To mention some of them, Priest does not give a principled characterization of which properties are existence-entailing and which are not (which looks quite similar to the problem with the nuclear-extranuclear distinction which Priest points out in the above quotation).

Together, our study describes the discovery of the first drug-like activators of IDE, the characterization of which provides several new insights into the mechanistic basis for pharmacological activation of IDE.

In addition, we used SSc skin-derived polarized T cell clones (generation and characterization of which are described elsewhere [ 36]).

The six CerS have distinct but overlapping acyl-chain preference, characterization of which has advanced understanding of the regulation of ceramide synthesis [ 32– 32].

Another aspect of mutagenic drug treatment that can be readily demonstrated by ViVan is dosage-dependence, characterization of which would normally require classic sequencing of hundreds of molecular clones (Levi et al., 2010).

However, relatively little is known about CI composition in the unicellular protists, the characterizations of which are essential to our understanding of CI evolution.

In the 1990s, large-scale mutagenesis screens (Driever et al., 1994; Mullins et al., 1994; Haffter et al., 1996) provided researchers with thousands of mutants, the phenotypic characterizations of which illuminated numerous cellular events in vertebrate development and foreshadowed the power of zebrafish as a human disease model.

The performance, directed by Mr. Bando, was a quadruple bill; its most memorable features lay in visual and movement features like costume, scenery, gesture and characterization, some of which were at least as odd as they were fine.

Basically there have been two approaches for numerical characterization, both of which use the graphical representation to map a DNA sequence into a set of numbers.

The question seems to have no rewarding general answer, but there are nevertheless interesting partial characterizations, some of which are explored in this entry.