Sentence examples for characterizes a unique from inspiring English sources
A number of conditions such as osteoarthritis, instability, and rotator cuff disease could affect the function of the shoulder joint and each condition has a distinct feature that characterizes a unique pathology.
In this study, we characterize a unique toolbox of commercially available and proprietary pharmacological inhibitors and use these in combination with CRISPR-Cas9 gene editing and siRNA approaches to deconvolute the mechanism by which pan-PI3 kinase/mTOR inhibition blocks TGF-β1-induced collagen synthesis in primary human lung fibroblasts (pHLFs).
In this study we sought to characterize a unique intermediate recombinant HAdV isolate, at the molecular level.
In this study, we characterize a unique low molecular weight isoform of PML, PML Ib, which is not only inducible by IFNγ, but is expressed in cells infected with HSV-1.
To generate a large-scale culture of allogeneic stem cells, we have identified and characterized a unique type of stem cell (CB-SC) from human umbilical cord blood using a simple isolation technique (blood mononuclear cells that attach to non-tissue cultured-treated Petri dishes [3]).
Our findings characterize a unique spectrum of non-fatal disease burden in Guinea.
Overall, we agree that ours represents an initial step to characterize a unique microbiome profile in human RA.
We characterized a unique collection of 73 C. jejuni isolates from blood obtained during a nationwide study in Finland over a 10-year period.
Previously we characterized a unique type of muscle stem cell that can be cultured non-adherently as free-floating spheres (referred to as myospheres).
An example of a full cbc characterizing a unique family is the G-C pair found in the acceptor stem of trnEs of family Ascalaphidae (A. appendiculatus and L. macaronius), while other taxa exhibited the A-T pair.
This represents an important knowledge gap, since these antibodies are disease-specific, have significant prognostic and pathogenic significance and are increasingly recognized to characterize a unique subset of patients with RA [ 22, 23].
