Sentence examples for characterization so far from inspiring English sources

There is no morphological characterization so far.

Several studies have reported proteomic analyses of mitotic chromosomes in recent years [ 73 75], with the most comprehensive characterization so far being performed in 2010 [ 76].

Noteworthy, many of the β-tubulin genes are located in telomere regions, which might have hindered their identification and characterization, so far.

Although internal meaning may be viewed as the most (or arguably, the only) important matter of human existence, its scientific characterization has so far resisted the otherwise seemingly unstoppable strides of technological progress.

SE only and TAG only LDs differ somewhat in their sizes, and although the biophysical characterization performed so far indicates a structured organization of the LDs containing both types of neutral lipids, information on their concerted assembly and regulated degradation is lacking.

Thus, different redox tuning can explain the different metal ion requirements for activity for the FeSODs and MnSODs that have been studied, although quantitative characterizations have so far focused only on the FeSOD and MnSOD of E. coli.

By the same token, one may discard the characterization of biomolecules so far isolated from cells, just because a particular kind of extraction was applied for their study (e.g., soil DNA), and the molecules may not be the same when inside cells as in the soil!

Despite the wide research about their performance, their hydraulic study and characterization has been so far limited to uniform hydraulic conditions which are usually difficult to reach in natural scenarios, either because inaccurate building or simply because the studied situations during the design of the prototypes are never encountered.

Especially for ClC-7 attempts to bring this transporter to the plasma membrane for electrophysiological characterization have failed so far [6].

However, there is no parametric characterization of oocytes so far.

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