Sentence examples for characterized in one from inspiring English sources
The results of the current experiment provide evidence that the corpulent mutation is not fully characterized in one strain.
Three phases of fcc/L12-Ir3Nb/B2-IrAl fcc/L12-Ir3Nb/B2-IrAl fcc/L12-Ir3Nb/B2-IrAlof fcc/L12-Ir3Nb/L12-Ni3Al/B2-IrAl were characterized in one sample.
Why, almost all of the committee Republicans asked, should the word of a drug dealer, as McNamee was characterized in one exchange with Christopher Shays of Connecticut, stand up against the pitcher considered the best of his generation and perhaps ever?
Moreover, her pure, penetrating voice and her open, honest manner symbolize for her admirers a cool island of integrity in a society that the folk-song writer Malvina Reynolds has characterized in one of her songs as consisting of "little boxes".
Through her performance we are taken behind the veil of history's perception of Margaret Thatcher and plunged into a wellspring of questions about what we actually know about this person the world so definitively characterized in one way or another.
The clinical significance of BRAF V600E in multiple myeloma has been characterized in one study.
Given the assumption that the sorting observed in vivo is mechanistically analogous to the one characterized in vitro, one could predict that the behaviour of RoboSD in the embryonic CNS would not be dissimilar from the one just characterized in the COS cell assays.
Altogether ten virus strains were characterized in sequence: one complete genome sequence of 3893 bp, six complete RNA-dependent RNA polymerase sequences of 2000 2033 bp, and three partial polymerase sequences.
In the present study, we have characterized in detail one of these lines, Tg26.
In this study, we have constructed several amplicon lines derived from the potyvirus PPV and characterized in detail one of them, the line 10.6.
Most traits have been genetically characterized in only one or two different mapping experiments, which limits the meta-analysis of QTLs in this species.
