Sentence examples for characterized group from inspiring English sources

Genomic characterization allowed us to assign previously characterized "group 1" alleles to Class Ia loci Saha-UA, UB and UC, and "group 2" alleles to Saha-UD ([ 19], Figure 5).

For House Republicans who began the year with remarkable unity acting as the vanguard for President Bush's tax cut plan despite their slim majority, the sudden ill will displayed the deep divisions among conservatives and moderates in the House Republican caucus and a less easily characterized group drawn to the policies and politics of Senator John McCain, the maverick Arizona Republican.

The inhabitants of the southeastern extremity of the Italian peninsula formed a definitely characterized group of populations that the ancients often called Iapyges (whence the geographic term Iapygia, in which "Apulia" may be recognized).

The Go-opsins form an ancient and poorly characterized group retained only in marine invertebrate genomes.

A predicted conformational epitope encompasses experimentally characterized group and subgroup epitopes suggesting that it is a major antibody binding site on the VP6 protein.

The IL-36 subfamily is the most diverse, including three agonists and one antagonist (IL-36Ra), yet least well characterized group within this family.

Evidence supporting the reliability and validity of IED-IR ("IED Integrated Criteria") in a new and well-characterized group of subjects with personality disorder is presented.

We measured SSEP amplitudes as a marker of sensitization, and SSEP habituation over two sequential blocks during uninterrupted peripheral stimulation in a well-characterized group of 60 MOH patients who underwent GRIA3 rs3761555 polymorphism analysis.

The best-characterized group of SAGs are the pyrogenic bacterial SAGs, which utilize a high degree of genetic variation on a common structural scaffold to achieve a wide range of MHC-binding and T-cell-stimulating effects while assisting pathogen evasion of the adaptive immune response.

In this study, we first investigated this chromosomal region for genetic variants that contribute to aggressive periodontitis in a clinically well-characterized group of families, several of African descent (Table 1), segregating this condition.

The best-characterized group of lipoxygenases is the isoform set in soybeans.