Sentence examples for classified into subclasses from inspiring English sources
This allows the identified pTyr proteins to be classified into subclasses based on their biological processes and molecular functions.
The glass dataset contains two main classes, and each main class can be further classified into subclasses.
All integrated yeast TI pairs were classified into subclasses with distinct time lags based on their PARE scores with the default weights (1, 1, 3.5).
All these malformations, otherwise nondescript or inappropriately grouped together into the same class I of the AFS classification system, could be properly and correctly classified into subclasses, expressing each one as a specific anatomical deviation.
For example, the number of subclass HsfA1 members in pepper was less, but the number in subclass HsfA6 was more, than in tomato, while no pepper Hsf members were classified into subclass HsfA7, which suggested the possibility of a gene loss event during the evolutionary process [ 39].
Based on phylogenetic analysis, the FNR forms present in most prokaryotes (collectively known as FPRs) have been classified into two subclasses represented by the Azotobacter vinelandii (subclass I) and the Escherichia coli (subclass II) FPR prototypes [ 1].
Of the 124 native kidney biopsies with IgAN, 10 (8%) cases were classified into Haas subclass I, 12 (10%) subclass II, 23 (18%) subclass III, 30 (25%) subclass IV, and 49 (40%) subclass V.
To date 14 different 5-HT receptors, classified into seven subclasses, have been identified.
PPR proteins are classified into different subclasses based on their domain architecture, which is often a reflection of their function.
They are classified into six subclasses, namely partnerships and collaboration, product design characteristics, service concepts, IT solutions, supply chain processes and organizational characteristics.
IgGs, classified into four subclasses, IgG1, IgG2, IgG3 and IgG4, are described to interact with different types of FcγRs giving different activation profiles [14], [15].
