Sentence examples for composed of a unique from inspiring English sources
Dr. Hagey has shown that each animal's scent is composed of a unique chemical mixture that would enable individual animals to recognize one another.
The model is composed of a unique combination of robust and accurate numerical algorithms for solving the Richards', Darcy flux, and advection dispersion equations.
The rat protein tyrosine phosphatase η, rPTPη, is a class I "classical" transmembrane RPTP, with an intracellular portion composed of a unique catalytic region.
The panda's brain has a huge olfactory region". Dr. Hagey has shown that each animal's scent is composed of a unique chemical mixture that would enable individual animals to recognize one another.
In this work the gasification of olive husk is performed in order to produce a high quality syngas, composed mainly of carbon monoxide and hydrogen, using an innovative laboratory scale plant composed of a unique reactor divided into three sections.
The persons, as it were, partially but don't entirely "overlap", as each is also partly composed of a unique personal property, not had by the two others.
Group (iv) is composed of an unique sequence from B. cereus ATCC 14579 (NP 833427, gi 30021796).
On the other hand, if your product is composed of a particularly unique material and/or manufacturing method, that can also be a form of protection.
After the clustering process at k differences, some clusters are composed of a single unique sequence with 1 occurrence of a singleton; we call these sequences single-singletons.
MORN1 is composed of a short unique N-terminus, 14 membrane occupation and recognition nexus (MORN) repeats, a linker of 5 amino acids between MORN domains 6 and 7 and a C-terminus composed of a 15th but degenerated and partial MORN motif [5].
The CA125/MUC16 C-terminal domain is composed of an extracellular unique region that contains a potential proteolytic cleavage site, a transmembrane domain and a short cytoplasmic tail with possible phosphorylation sites (O'Brien et al, 2001, 2002).
