Sentence examples for characterized open from inspiring English sources
However, in a few cases (6 sequences out of 161, 3.7%), dif was present within coding sequences, four of which corresponding to hypothetical proteins, plus two associated to characterized open reading frames (ORFs).
The ADP bound structure adopts a conformation that does not conform to the previously characterized open, closed, or intermediate states.
In addition, Google sought to characterize open source platforms as "fragile" — arguing the Commission's approach risked upsetting the "balance of needs" between users and developers, and suggesting their action could signal they favor "closed over open platforms".
Nonetheless, the majority continued treatment >1 year and the AE and safety results may characterize open treatment with perampanel over several years in patients with treatment-resistant partial-onset seizures.
More precisely, in 2001, Nakaoka and Oda [2] characterized minimal open sets and proved that any subset of a minimal open set is pre-open.
The same criticism should be leveled at the current state of debate over means-tested programs, seldom characterized by open discussion of conceptual differences or clear articulation of basic assumptions.
The corrosion behavior of carbon steel coupons exposed to different media, with and without these microbes, was characterized by open circuit potential (OCP), electrochemical impedance spectroscopy (EIS) and polarization resistance (Rp), and a corrosion mechanism has been proposed.
The first two weeks of the Synod on the Family have been characterized by open rebellion, corridor intrigue, leaked documents, accusations of lack of transparency, and sharp divisions among the bishops and cardinals.
James shows in great -- if sometimes dry -- detail how the Depression led to the breakdown of the liberal international economic order of the late 19th century, characterized by open trade, a free flow of money among nations and heavy migration.
These areas were characterized by open savanna grasslands.
