Sentence examples for characterized for this from inspiring English sources
Seventy-two sequences were characterized for this study, the bulk of which are newly-characterized (47 sequences) or were previously characterized from other strains (14 sequences), were available as ESTs in public databases (1 sequence) or are previously published and confirmed here (10 sequences; see Additional file 1).
Antibodies against purified CLR and RAMP1 proteins were produced and characterized for this study.
Here, we present the 2.8 Å crystal structure of human CB1 in complex with AM6538, a stabilizing antagonist, synthesized and characterized for this structural study.
Microbubbles generated from various membrane pore sizes and oscillation frequencies were characterized for this aerator to determine the optimum operating parameters.
This should be apparent from the way in the notion of an intervention has been characterized, for this is entirely in terms of causal and correlational concepts and makes no reference to human beings or their activities.
While the bulk of cattle manure in this region is collected and applied to cropland, particularly where cash crops are grown [9, 58 60], some of the manure produced by China's large swine population (ca. half of the world's total) is discharged to surface waters [61 64], and CH4 emissions have not been characterized for this situation.
A slow and long-lasting production of singlet oxygen by NCT plus H2O2 was characterized for the first time in this study.
RBR-2, characterized for the first time in this study, is required for high affinity binding of EIAV Rev to the RRE.
From a different perspective, this manuscript characterized for the first time a member of a new class of TXNs that does not display classical TXN activity and whose physiological function is as yet uncovered.
V. parahaemolyticus-specific sequences of gyrB [ 22], toxR [ 23] and VPM [ 21] have been characterized for the PCR identification of this bacterium at the species level.
6, 7 Given that type 1 diabetes has been well characterized for decades, this offers compelling evidence to date that rising incidence is not simply an illusion based on better diagnosis.
