Sentence examples for characterized mobile from inspiring English sources

Among these, a similar newly characterized mobile quorum-sensing system termed TnTIR in S. marcescens strain SS-1 (Wei et al. 2006a, 2006b) was identified.

The second region (approximately 3.6 Mb-3.75 Mb) contains many genes involved in sugar metabolism, but does not seem to be associated with annotated or characterized mobile elements.

We have highlighted the phylogenetic relationship of E. mundtii QU 25 with related enterococcal species and characterized mobile genetic elements, including multiple prophages and ISEs, plasmids, and genes for metabolic pathways for lactic acid fermentation in this strain.

Typical sources of variation include insertions (longer than 50 bp), inversions, duplications, translocations, and, where they have been characterized, mobile-elements in the target genome, or a combination of such events in balanced or unbalanced signatures [ 27].

Chen et al. (2016) characterize mobile Internet finance as a dynamic process.

Wireless channels have high error rates due to multipath fading which characterizes mobile radio channels.

Over the past few decades, a number of experiments have been performed to characterize mobile channels in urban, suburban, mountainous, wooded and highway environments[1 16].

In this section, we characterize mobile users in terms of communication media usage and physical presence in the city of Milan by measuring how the three networks overlap.

A typical example is how to accurately design robust solutions to automatically identify and characterize mobile users into virtual communities and social networks in a way that is both dynamic and privacy-friendly.

Subscription records of national network providers were used to characterize mobile phone users in a Finnish case control study (Auvinen et al. 2002).

The van was designed to sample and characterize mobile and fixed-site emission plumes, as well as characterize gaseous and particulate emissions from selected classes of vehicles, including heavy-duty diesel trucks, buses, and colectivos (ubiquitous small gasoline or condensed natural gas powered microbuses).