Sentence examples for characterized as a unique from inspiring English sources

The virus was characterized as a unique one, distinctly different from the viruses of the EMA sublineages and considered to have been an independent introduction into the country.

S1P recently has been characterized as a unique bimodal regulator of cell migration in the thymus and lymphatic system [27], an important determinant of plasma cell homing from lymph nodes to BM [28], and a key regulator of the physiologic recirculation of HSC and progenitor cells [29].

R. felis was then cultivated and characterized as a unique SFG rickettsia (18 ).

Soluble adenylyl cyclase (sAC) has recently been characterized as a unique means to generate the ubiquitous signaling molecule, cyclic adenosine 3', 5'-monophosphate (cAMP) [ 1- 3].

Although Reclinomonas-94 was initially characterized as a unique organism whose mtDNA is extraordinarily ancestral, we show here that this protist belongs to a sizeable eukaryotic group that had remained unrecognized for decades.

Good PR is characterized as a secondary change unique to post CRT that is regarded as remaining scar but not residual tumor.

The two binding arms of the EPOR dimer meet at the membrane at a 120 degree angle, which Amgen characterizes as, "erythropoietin imposes a unique angular relationship and orientation that is responsible for optimal signaling".

These cells have been isolated and characterized as a heterogeneous population with unique features, giving them a key status in tumor survival.

HAdV-58 was recently characterized as a novel HAdV with unique hexon and fiber genes of HAdV-25 and HAdV-29 (12 ).

Within the Nordic countries, the Danish model is characterized as a flexicurity model and is a unique blend of relatively high labour market participation rates, a liberal state with relatively low formal employment protection, relatively generous and accessible social benefits, and a high turnover of the work force between employments [ 2].

The salivary anti-clotting of G. m. morsitans was previously identified as an anti-thrombin [ 25], and was later molecularly characterized as a small (53 aa) and unique peptide [ 23].