Sentence examples for characterized parts from inspiring English sources
It also led to massive population displacements; the exodus of Christian, Jewish, and Muslim refugees in various directions; and the collapse of the fragile cosmopolitanism that once characterized parts of the Ottoman Empire, especially its port cities.
In this work we show that protein expression from characterized parts is unpredictable in Synechococcus elongatus sp. strain PCC 7942, and may contribute to slow development.
However, there is still a challenge for integrating a heterologous pathway in chassis cells for overproduction purpose due to the limited characterized parts, modules incompatibility, and cell tolerance towards product.
Additionally, engineers can choose characterized parts based upon other quantitative criteria, such as material and energy resource loads on a host cell, thereby further reducing the chance that a system might fail to behave as expected.
To design increasingly complex systems, larger sets of characterized parts are required.
A novel network architecture, which shows the intended behavior in silico is first assembled on linear DNA using in vitro characterized parts.
Long noncoding RNAs (lncRNAs) constitute a major, but poorly characterized part of human transcriptome.
The gut microbial community is predominantly bacterial and the most characterized part inhabits the distal colon where two bacterial phyla the Firmicutes and the Bacteroidetes constitute more than 90% of the total community [ 90].
"I would characterize parts of this city as under siege," said the Rev. Autry Phillips, who is the point person for a number of local antiviolence efforts.
The proposed formulation allows to characterize parts of environments individually by using a bank of filters that encodes information about learned models in an incremental way.
The intensity of the violence around drug debts is not just a mark of the hot-headedness and thuggery that characterizes parts of the criminal world; it's also vital tool used by drug gangs to send out a message to both the law-abiding and criminal communities: They are not to be messed with.
