Sentence examples for characterized amongst from inspiring English sources
Insulin is the most important drug candidate, which is well characterized amongst the therapeutic proteins and peptides derived from recombinant DNA technology.
The disease is characterized, amongst others, by copper accumulation in the liver.
Some authors are heralding a "fourth wave" in KT research, which will be characterized, amongst other things, by greater attention to ethical concerns and social justice issues [ 57].
Non-Western migrants living in Western countries partly adopt the so-called Western lifestyle which is characterized amongst others by a high prevalence of cigarette smoking, alcohol intake, physical inactivity and overweight [ 7– 9].
Changes in cell cycle regulation have been observed following differentiation of ES cells, characterized by amongst others activation of the pRb-E2f controlled G1 checkpoint, which is inoperative in ES cells [37], [38].
Indeed, homozygous lister mice deficient in Listerin (Ltn1) function exhibit severe neurological dysfunction (Chu et al., 2009), whereas mutations in human Ubr1 result in the Johanson Blizzard syndrome characterized by, amongst other phenotypes, frequent mental retardation (Hwang et al., 2011).
Enrichment analysis revealed a significant overrepresentation of characterized genes amongst the genes that have higher apparent transcript levels under protocol B; all three GO root-categories (biological process, cellular component and molecular function) were highly enriched.
KV X-rays are amongst others characterized by a sharp dose fall-off to the tissue depth.
Roger Trigg, in his survey of views of human nature puts the option this way: "If I think that humans are indeed a little lower than the angels, and may live on beyond this life, then I shall view myself differently from the person who accepts that the species Homo sapiens is one animal species amongst many, characterized by a particular evolutionary history.
Spirit possession was reported to characterize many diagnoses amongst certain cultural groups.
However, the evidence suggested a surprising degree of mental resilience amongst the medics, characterized by strong social bonds and group-based coping mechanisms.
