Sentence examples for characterizing I from inspiring English sources

We then assessed which cell types are preferentially targeted by LV upon neonatal injection in the EC by characterizing (i) the cell type composition at the injection site of untreated PND2 WT and Twi mice and (ii) the cell type composition within the GFP+ cell population of bdLV.CTRL-treated mice at PND10 and PND40.

Note that larger scales might need to be used to characterize (i.e. derive good source property estimates for) extended sources.

This has the advantage of being an object-orientated concept, which characterizes (i) changing the design object without directly changing the Web services themselves, and (ii) information hiding.

However, comparatively few of these have been structurally characterized (i.e., few have had their 3D structures determined from experimental measurements).

We characterize (i) matrices which are nonexpansive with respect to some matrix norms, and (ii) matrices whose average iterates approach zero or are bounded.

CFs exposed to S100A1 assumed an immunomodulatory and anti-fibrotic phenotype characterized i.e. by enhanced intercellular adhesion molecule-1 (ICand) andecreaseded collagen levels.

Around 30 chlorotoxin-like precursors from scorpions have been described, however only a few of them have been biochemically characterized (i.e. chlorotoxin [ 47] and AaCtx [ 49]).

In this report, we identified and characterized I-like sequences in the sequenced genome of D. mojavensis.

Both systems have been experimentally characterized, I-E in Escherichia coli [ 13] and III-A in Staphylococcus epidermidis [ 12, 18], and shown to be fully functional.

Ortega's analysis of human existence and human life characterized "I am I and my circumstances" as the interchangeable interaction of the "I" and "the world".

Later he elaborated, saying the circumstances were "far from the drama … with which it's been characterized". "I think it was kind of created," Abercrombie said.