Sentence examples for complexes type from inspiring English sources
C1-INH deficiency occurs as a result of increased consumption by paraprotein or immune complexes (type I AAE), or direct cleavage by C1-INH autypetIIodies (type II AAE). 3 C1-INH is mainly produced in the liver.
IL-20 signals through two alternative receptor complexes: type I, which is composed of IL-20R1/IL-20R2 chands, and type II, which consists of an IL-22R/IL-20R2 heterodimer [ 21].
For example, Trithorax functions within the acetylation complex, TAC1 (Petruk et al. 2001) and Polycomb Repressive complexes type 2 (PRC2) are based around the Ezh2 [the E z) in Drosophila] methyltransferases (Schwartz and Pirrotta 2007).
The composite SCC mec organization we detected in strain Lu1, featuring 2 ccr complexes (type 2 and 5), is similar to that described in 2 isolates that belong to different genetic lineages: 1 (ST100, CC5), later designated ZH47 (5, 9 ), was identified in a sample from an inpatient in Switzerland (7 ); and the other (ST59, CC59, community-associated MRSA) from a pediatric patient in Taiwan (10 ).
Kerviel became a specialist in a complex type of derivative product known as a "turbo warrant".
Indeed, Ed Thompson said, "he was very shy, very introverted, very inferiority-complex type," but he "worked hard" to become a gregarious glad-hander.
Much of the testimony was devoted to the intricacies of synthetic collateralised debt obligations, or CDOs a complex type of investment central to the case, the Associated Press said.
This organic relationship between parts marks the sonata form as a higher, more complex, type than the ternary form.
deals — the most complex type of mortgage security and the instruments that sent the lending craze to dizzying heights.
Patagonia's foray into home energy began when a solar developer whom Ms. Marcario knew introduced her to the concept of tax equity investing, a complex type of transaction that was limiting the pool of investors for clean energy development.
The value in KVE can be of a complex type.
