Sentence examples for characterized to exhibit from inspiring English sources
The individual components have been characterized to exhibit spasmolytic, diuretic, anti-inflammatory and anti-microbial properties [9].
The obtained ZnO crystallites have been characterized to exhibit a hexagonal wurtzite structure, and their sizes have been determined at ca. 24 nm (mean value).
FurylBZ monomer and its polyimide film were characterized to exhibit intense blue light emission with a relatively narrow peak width in the photoluminescence.
Indeed, the recombinant A/H1N1/2009 HA has been characterized to exhibit lower binding to the alveolar tissue of the lower respiratory tract [17].
The other three materials were characterized to exhibit lower extraction efficiencies.
While prostate cancer bone metastases were initially characterized to exhibit mainly osteoblastic lesions [ 7- 10], studies have revealed the clinical importance of the lytic component of prostate cancer metastasizing to bone [ 11, 12].
By contrast, all known model transmembrane peptide helices having more than two interfacial Trp or Tyr residues characterized to date exhibit extensive dynamic averaging of the solid-state NMR observables.
Endosymbiotic associations characterized to date have exhibited a common pattern of genome evolution, the extent of which is directly proportional to the age of the association (Moya et al. 2008).
All known MBT-peptide complex structures characterized to date do not exhibit strong histone peptide sequence selectivity, and use a "cavity insertion recognition mode" to recognize the methylated lysine with the deeply buried methyl-lysine forming extensive interactions with the protein while the peptide residues flanking methyl-lysine forming very few contacts [1].
This cell line has been extensively characterized and shown to exhibit a faithful representation of in vivo structural characteristics.
In a study by Wood et al. [ 16], the polarization properties of two commercial laparoscopes were characterized and found to exhibit birefringence effects.
