Sentence examples for characterized alone from inspiring English sources
The highly folded structures of these domains have been characterized alone and complexed with the essential fragments of their targets.
It is true – as apologists for the status quo will be sure to point out – that it is impossible to know whether today's murder specifically could have been prevented by a more stringent gun control regime, let alone by one characterized exclusively by background checks.
However, 2b and 3b were characterized solely by P NMR, and 7b was characterized by H and P NMR alone, with no other indication of purity.
At such sites there are substantial risks associated with complex socio-ecological interactions that are hard to characterize, let alone model and predict.
However, the majority of studies either made no explicit attempt to characterize (let alone control for) the possible comorbid status of depressed participants, or when comorbidities were determined simply defaulted to major depression as the primary diagnosis.
If innovation and selection alone characterized cultural evolution then cultural histories could always be depicted as simple branching trees.
The crisis is not one characterized by refugees alone.
Paternally inherited mutations can lead either to pseudopseudohypoparathyroidism (PPHP) characterized by AHO alone, or to progressive osseous heteroplasia (POH), characterized by severe heterotopic ossification.
A review of our data for 1990 1999 showed that 276 human cases were diagnosed; 43 of these were characterized by pneumonia alone or associated with another syndrome.
Even if there were a comprehensive list, the construction of starting populations with defined suites of characterized alleles, let alone tracking their change, is technically daunting.
Tonicity may thus provide a simple means to manipulate expression of these two collagens for broader applications than regenerative chondrocyte implantations (autologous chondrocyte implantation or characterized chondrocyte implantation) alone [ 56].
