Sentence examples for classical characteristics from inspiring English sources
Both CLP groups displayed these classical characteristics of septic shock, in contrast to the sham animals, that did not require norepinephrine administration, in addition to fluid resuscitation, to maintain their MAP.
For the reason that every bounded sequence in W 1,1 is also bounded in B V, we use the classical characteristics of the B V−ω∗ topology to deduce the existence of a subsequence that converges B V−ω∗.
The OAUGDP is a non-thermal plasma with the classical characteristics of a low pressure DC normal glow discharge that operates in air (and other gases) at atmospheric pressure.
Beyond the classical characteristics of the residual formulation presented in [1], [2], we introduce the possibility to iterate the corrector step in order to improve the accuracy of the scheme.
The tick D1 receptor characterized in this study showed the classical characteristics of D1-family receptors in its heterologous expression.
Finally, despite the fact that LevSR have classical characteristics of conventional sensor kinases and response regulators, LevSR are clearly unable to function in the absence of the sugar-binding proteins.
It is also shown that for Köthe spaces the classical characteristic of monotonicity is the same as the characteristic of monotonicity corresponding to another modulus of monotonicity.
In the third stage, the image is defaded using a contrast-enhancement tool that is based on the classical characteristic curve, with (as in gamma correction).
A classical characteristic of these enzymes is that they have clip domain(s) at the amino terminus.
Class M1 contained interneurons with axonal arborizations largely constrained to the granule cell layer (68.4% ± 13.0%; Figs. 2B and 3A; Supporting Information Fig. 3) a classical characteristic of perisoma-inhibiting basket cells (BCs) or their morphologically related axo-axonic cells (AAs; Han et al., 1993; Halasy and Somogyi, 1993; Buhl et al., 1994).
We typified teleost fish class II genes and their protein products based on various classical/non-classical characteristics and then examined the possession of functional residues critical for the DM system.
