Sentence examples for characterized positive from inspiring English sources
However only DPT-AIF1, not DPT-AIF2, was able to internalize Streptavidin-HRP conjugated molecules even more efficiently than the well characterized positive control TAT peptide (Figure 2B).
The 2 culture rule identified 20 participants as persistent S. aureus carriers, 15 of whom were correctly characterized (positive predictive value 75 %, 95 CI 67% CI 67% 83%
In the present article, we characterized positive psychotic symptoms and schizophrenia spectrum disorders in a large cross-sectional sample of patients with 22q11DS.
A pool of well characterized positive patients' sera from Chagatest (Wiener lab; http://www.wiener-lab.com.ar/wiener/catalogo/archivos/6376_chagatest_elisa_recombinante_v3_0_en.pdf) was used as a positive control.
VEGF-A is the best characterized positive regulator of angiogenesis [ 38] and in animal models its release from ECM has been associated with upregulation of MMP-9 expression [ 39].
Antigen reactivity of LIA and ELISA was verified using the human reference serum CDC-ANA #9 (Center for Disease Control, Atlanta, GA, USA) and both test systems were validated thoroughly using well characterized positive and negative controls.
Association of RNA replication with the cytoplasmic membranes of infected cells is a typical feature of all characterized positive-strand RNA viruses to date [16], [17], [18], [19].
As a comparison, we show the abundance of the two well characterized (positive-sense) RNA viruses: Japanese encephalitis virus and Gill-associated virus found in the Mosquito-Hubei and Shrimp libraries, respectively, as well as the range of abundance of host mitochondrial COI genes in these same multi-host libraries.
We also consider the related problem of characterizing positive functions in the disk having a harmonic majorant.
This situation characterizes positive energy balance even under conditions of adhering to recommended dietary allowances (RDA).
Moreover, telomere length measured over time (longitudinal studies) may provide a valuable instrument to characterize positive or negative effects of several treatments or changes in lifestyle habits.
