Sentence examples for closely characterized from inspiring English sources
The predicted displacement occurring for each excavation step from January 1998 to the end of excavation and their cumulative values for 5 later excavation steps are closely characterized by the new analysis technique.
In general, the transport process was closely characterized as Fickian diffusion far above or far below the glass transition temperature of the system and as anomalous transport close to the glassy/rubbery transition.
But, research has not more closely characterized physicians' use of information and decision processes when deciding whether or not to prescribe opioids.
Despite the proven relevance of Pseudomonas fluorescens as a spoilage microorganism in milk, fresh meats and refrigerated food products and the recognized potential of bacteriophages as sanitation agents, so far no phages specific for P. fluorescens isolates from dairy industry have been closely characterized in view of their lytic efficiency.
Since then, a number of modified atherosclerotic mouse models have been reported to generate lesions that more closely characterize human atherosclerotic lesions.
This work underlines the need to more closely characterize the various contributions of DNA methyltransferase for DNA methylation persistence and their temporal control during early embryogenesis, in order to gain a better understanding of DNA methylation reprogramming processes.
We closely examined, characterized, and categorized the use and function of eHealth tools across a wide range of eHealth interventions for weight management in order to first create a novel schematic framework for eHealth interventions and, second, to evaluate eHealth interventions using this framework.
A 3D-rendering of the M antigen by homology modeling revealed that the structures and domains closely resemble characterized fungal catalases.
The most closely related characterized organism was Pseudomonas fluorescens (98% similarity; Figure 1), which is both abundant and widely distributed in the environment [19].
Although GFLNMT6 did not cluster closely with characterized CNMT (Fig. 4), it accepted coclaurine substrate.
Two adaptations were monitored closely to characterize short term changes in protein expression levels after serum deprivation.
