Sentence examples for characterize a suite from inspiring English sources

In order to understand the molecular basis for its activity and investigate the biotechnological potential of the enzymes involved, we have proceeded to characterize a suite of its dehydrogenases that are prime candidates for the first step in β-aryl ether degradation, the NAD(P +-dependent oxidation of GGE to MP +-dependent

In an effort to understand the rapid degradation of GGE by this bacterium, we heterologously expressed and kinetically characterized a suite of dehydrogenase candidates for the first known step of GGE degradation.

The microstructure during each stage of the manufacturing path, including pre-weld temper, thermal cycling and post-weld heat treatment, was characterized using a suite of characterization techniques.

Eight modified binders were characterized using a suite of mechanical tests for the rutting, fatigue, yield, and recovery properties.

In this paper, these polymer phases are characterized using a suite of mechanical tests and swelling experiments.

Finally, these variables are statistically characterized and a suite of the characteristic Vmax and Rmax combinations corresponding to certain hazard levels are identified.

The seismic hazard is defined using USGS seismic hazard maps and uncertainty in the seismic hazard at each location is characterized by a suite of ordinary ground motion records.

This environment is characterized by a suite of challenging abiotic factors such as low calcium-to-magnesium ratios, increased heavy metal concentrations, nutrient deficiency, and low moisture retention [3], leading to sharp transitions in abiotic conditions at the boundaries of serpentine patches [4].

Comparing organic, conventional and integrated agriculture is not as simple as it may initially appear [13]: each system is characterized by a suite of practices which are ideologically, rather than empirically defined [12], these systems are not mutually exclusive from each other [9], [12], and vary from region to region depending on regulations [14].

This gene is mutated in humans with craniolenticulosutural dysplasia (OMIM: 607812), which is characterized by a suite of craniofacial dysmorphologies.

The alternative life histories in Chinook salmon are further characterized by a suite of traits: yearling juveniles are more aggressive, better swimmers and respond differently to photoperiod than their subyearling counterparts (Healey 1991).