Sentence examples for characterized it for from inspiring English sources
We examined its self-activation process (gpASNase3 requires autocleavage to become active), kinetically characterized it for asparaginase and β-aspartyl dipeptidase activity, and elucidated its crystal structure in both the uncleaved and cleaved states.
But a new paper challenges that link, a development that may plunge the field back into the same confusion and acrimony that has characterized it for years.
To define an association between genetic profile and triptan response, we classified a migrainous population on the basis of triptan response and characterized it for polymorphisms in the genes coding for monoamine oxidase A, G protein β3 and the cytochrome CYP1A2.
"Historically the media has been able to draw out a lot of information and characterize it for people," he said.
"He didn't express it in full sentences," he said, "but he was concerned that we were going to the war zone, if I can characterize it for him, because I think he sees it as a war zone.
Since his efforts did much to give Jewish religion the form that was to characterize it for centuries after, Ezra has with some justice been called the father of Judaism; i.e., the specific form the Jewish religion took after the Babylonian Exile.
We turn now to prove the existence/uniqueness of the SNEP point and to characterize it for the one-shot version of (mathcal {G}).
They present this sensorimotor world to us from a particular determinate spatiotemporal perspective, and characterize it for us more or less as follows.
Some respondents who expressed concerns about the regulatory changes were in fact opposed to these changes, characterizing it, for instance, as "not a good idea" [CM].
Given how the new program is being characterized, it's unclear for now whether the opportunity to sell patents to Google is a one-time thing, or a system that Google will again return to in subsequent months or years.
Although anisomycin's precise mechanism is not characterized, it has higher affinity for post-translocation ribosomes than for pre-translocation, cycloheximide-treated ribosomes, suggesting that it preferentially binds a ribosome conformation distinct from that stabilized by cycloheximide (Barbacid and Vazquez, 1974 , 1975.
