Sentence examples for characterized of those from inspiring English sources
The most extensively characterized of those is the kinase PrkC that has recently been shown to participate in signalling underlying spore germination [23].
In particular, the most well characterized of those, A379V confers only a 7.2% difference in Lp-PLA2 activity between AA and VV homozygotes[16].
But it was also a chance to explore the different structures of practice, knowledge, and politics that characterized each of those modalities, and that may characterize aspects of scientific medicine more generally.
Characterized functions of those genes are shown together with the background of previous studies in H. jecorina and ascomycetes in general.
But the way he characterized some of those stories indicated that he may still not have absorbed exactly why he lost to President Barack Obama.
Assuming, as is widely accepted, that intragenic miRNAs share a common regulatory control with their host genes, we can infer functional aspects of this class of miRNAs by characterizing features of those host genes.
"There's no question about it, they have brought more energy to the opposition". But James P. Stuckey, the developer's executive vice president for development, said it would be a mistake to characterize all of those who spoke as opponents of the project.
But if the group develops into anything even remotely robust, the alliance can mimic their European cousin in NATO by characterizing any of those movements as a type of hybrid or insurgent threat to stability.
The function of NALP3 is better characterized than those of other NALP proteins, and its inflammasome assembles in response to both exogenous and endogenous PAMPs and DAMPs.
To characterize each of those sounds, the system might need about 60 variables, which describe properties such as the strength of the acoustic signal in different frequency bands.
But the case reaches this Court in a posture differing in some substantial respects from that characterizing any of those proceedings.
