Sentence examples for characterized groups from inspiring English sources

The early social arbiter Emily Post once characterized groups like this as the Worldlys, the Oldnames and the Eminents.

The newly characterized groups and the MTBC together comprise a single species, which the authors named Mycobacterium prototuberculosis.

The miR-17-92 miR-17-92 miR-17-92e of the best characterized groups of miRNA oncluster, and genomis amplificationeof aberranthexpression of these miRNAs is frequently obestved in a variety of tumor types (Olive et al., 2013; Guinot et al., 2016; Robaina et al., 2016).

The latter are recently discovered, deep-branching, poorly characterized groups.

In contrast to traditional diagnostic tests, such as cluster analysis [14], that typically classify patients into one of two groups, RP results identify several genetically characterized groups with associated asthma risk ranging from very low to very high.

One of the more recently characterized groups of integrin ligands is the ADAM (a disintegrin and metalloprotease) family of proteins, with the adhesive activity largely mediated by the disintegrin-like domain, so-named due to the domain's homology to disintegrin domains in snake venom metalloproteases that interact with integrins [6], [7], [8], [9].

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.

Using the COGs database 48% of the B. hyodysenteriae proteins were classified into three functional groups (Table 2), and only ∼10% were assigned to the "poorly characterized" group.

It contains a full-length prophage (81 kb) resembling the members of a recently characterized group of dsDNA tailed mycobacteriophages [32].