Sentence examples for characterized control of from inspiring English sources

Using this system, we characterized control of hydrogen peroxide in various cell systems, such as cells deficient in thioredoxin reductase, sulfhydryl oxidases or subjected to selenium deficiency.

For this, we introduced two numerical parameters characterizing control of clotting by flow: (overall inhibition of clotting by flow in the interval of shear rates i-j) and R' (non-linearity of this inhibition) as defined under Methods.

Another limitation with the PCR methodology is the low number of well characterized control genes.

Conversely, of 69 characterized control lines, only 10% (seven lines) showed a neural-restricted pattern.

Correspondingly, issues of characterizing, controlling, and optimizing the quality of tissues samples has become paramount to minimize the frequency with which "false negative" and false positive results from molecular analysis of tumors by immunohistochemical methods occurs.

The purpose of this study is to characterize controlled release matrix tablets of captopril and to find out the physicochemical properties that have an effect on the mucoadhesion process.

Complementary NMR techniques, including HSQC and COSY two-dimensional NMR, enabled to characterize the control of the polymer structure and to determine quantitatively the quaternization degree of the PUI cationomers.

Platform committee members supportive of Clinton shot down attempts to even characterize Israeli control of the Palestinian territories as a military "occupation," though the term is uncontroversial in international legal and diplomatic circles.

In order to accurately characterize global control of gene expression at the post-transcriptional level it is essential to measure global changes in both transcript and protein levels.

Interestingly, recourse to the analysis of the observation of an asymmetry in the dynamical structure of bilateral CoP trajectories in terms of its regularity allowed to test this hypothesis, and, hence to provide further significant information about characterizing the control of unperturbed bipedal posture in TFA lends support to this assumption.

Betweenness centrality characterizes the control of a node over the information flow of the network.