Sentence examples for characterize affected from inspiring English sources

While it was not within the scope of this study to identify these proteins and characterize affected signaling pathways and downstream events, we have identified an aberrant expression and localization of two important signaling molecules, PKCβII and APC.

80 Thus, different strategies can be developed taking into consideration the special conditions which characterize affected skin and exploiting them to achieve a more selective delivery of the drug.

To characterize patients affected by a uniquely severe, rapid-onset chorioretinopathy (ROC) phenotype of ABCA4 disease.

The paper proposes an imprecise Fault Tree Analysis in order to characterize systems affected by the lack of reliability data.

This study is the first to implement SDI and PDI to characterize concrete affected by delayed ettringite formation (DEF).

We have performed a genome wide study of premature termination codons (PTCs) in the chimpanzee to estimate the frequency of such events and further characterize the affected genes.

Characterizing mutants affected in the production or perception/signalling of jasmonate would be very useful to clarify its role(s) during nodulation, which may of course differ depending upon the developmental stage and tissue.

We characterized mutants affected in genes encoding proteins involved in HG biosynthesis (quasimodo2-1; qua2-1) and methylesterification (pectin methylesterase 3; pme3).

Spatial simulations can also be used to characterize factors affecting movement and connectivity among individuals in a population (Russell et al. 2006; Rees et al. 2013).

Although surveying levels of hybridization between sibling species is important for management and conservation (Allendorf et al. 2001), our analysis of variation in the incidence of hybridization also provides a powerful tool to detect and characterize factors affecting evolutionary processes (Dowling and Secor 1997).

Groundwater nitrification is a poorly characterized process affecting the speciation and transport of nitrogen.