Sentence examples for characterized in the future from inspiring English sources
However, we predict that some rickettsiae T4SS effectors characterized in the future will be genes inherited horizontally from distantly-related organisms, as products of HGT in prokaryotic genomes are often associated with pathogenicity [111].
The proteins identified are anti-apoptotic effector candidates, of which the possible modulator effect on apoptosis can be characterized in the future in various mammalian cellular models of apoptosis.
The fact that the genes associated with serum neutralization are from known viruses raises a central question, "What are the criteria for defining and naming a new "type" of adenovirus?" Although serology has been crucial in the pre-genomic era, it can not be used as the gold-standard for the typing of novel adenoviruses that will be sequenced and characterized in the future.
These effects should carefully be characterized in the future.
The physical structure of the SDR needs to be analyzed and characterized in the future.
Taken together, we have discovered four major nodulation-specific P450 genes, which will be functionally characterized in the future.
While the mechanisms of DNA translocation by phi29 gp16 ATPase and cellular FtsK have been extensively characterized in vitro, the future challenge is to validate these mechanisms in vivo by examining these DNA motors translocating DNA in live viruses and cells.
In this respect, three components were identified: integration, the process itself, and the future, which are clearly characterized in the following dialogues.
However, this protein family is poorly characterized and in the future it will be interesting to further explore the function of M. aquaeolei yceI in E. coli.
More samples should be characterized in any future study to determine the true prevalence of different pathogenic E. coli obtained from Malaysian swine populations.
The roles of exposed older leaves in the O3 sensitivity of Bel-W3 seedlings will be characterized in our future studies.
