Sentence examples for characterize probably from inspiring English sources

The genome project gave us the chance to search the whole Paramecium genome, and, thus, to identify and characterize probably all actin isoforms in Paramecium.

Genetic studies have widely unraveled the molecular basis of the most severe forms, while cases of intermediate severity are more difficult to characterize, probably because of a large heterogeneity.

Despite these efforts in Arabidopsis and tomato, the functions of most Hsf genes in plants have not been identified and characterized, probably due to functional redundancy and limited information about this gene family.

As discussed below, C* found at the wobble position 34 of H. volcanii tRNA-Ile (anticodon C*AU) corresponds to a yet incompletely characterized, probably 'lysidine-type' cytosine, while at position 1342 (1404 E. coli numbering) of H. volcanii 16S rRNA, C* corresponds to another uncharacterized C-derivative of a molecular mass of 330.117 Da (N-330).

She emigrated to the United States in 1968, and shortly before the expiry of her visa married Jack Manahan, a Virginia history professor who was later characterized as "probably Charlottesville's best-loved eccentric".

Among them, the best characterized and probably biologically most relevant HDACs were class I isoforms HDAC1, HDAC2 and HDAC3.

Although the routes of LASV infection are poorly characterized, humans probably get infected by eating contaminated food (13 ), by inhaling virus-contaminated aerosols (14 ), or while butchering infected rat meat (15 ).

Although Mr. Bush is to embrace Prime Minister Junichiro Koizumi publicly for what he will probably characterize as reformist actions, members of his administration are concerned about the potential collapse of Japan's banking system.

Sure, larger cells were capable of engulfing smaller ones (i.e., phagocytosis), but grazing pressures must have been limited due to restrictions on size, and you could probably characterize life as mostly a drinking competition hosted by the local photoautotrophs.

The results reported in Table 4 also suggested that, when diethyl amine is used as amine component, the reaction is affected by the electronic nature of the substituent on the aromatic ring of the benzoic acid (entry r, entry t Table 4) which probably characterize the reactivity of the reaction intermediates.

-- those things probably characterize unsuccessful people, too.