Sentence examples for comprising of a sensor from inspiring English sources
Two-component signal transduction system (TCS), comprising of a sensor histidine kinase (HK) protein and a response regulator (RR) protein, is well documented to regulate various biophysical processes as well as virulence in bacteria [26].
Inflammasome protein complexes are canonically comprised of a sensor protein, the adaptor protein ASC (Apoptosis-associated Speck-like protein containing a CARD) and caspase-1.
It comprises of a sensor that touches the forehead to collect brain wave data centered at the frontal cortex, the contact and the reference points located on the ear pad.
The system comprises of a flexible sensor unit and a data acquisition unit with wireless data transmission capability.
The telemetry system uses a wireless sensor network comprising of sensors such as an Inertial Measurement Unit (IMU), optical trackers, and GPS to measure the dynamics of a flying RC helicopter.
We have designed a pesticide sensor comprising of a nanoporous alumina membrane integrated with printed circuit board platform.
A microfluidic structured-dual electrodes sensor comprising of a pair of screen printed carbon electrodes was fabricated to detect acetylcholine, where one of them was used for an enzyme reaction and another for a detection electrode.
magadii also contained a gene encoding a hemAT-type aerotactic transducer with a putative globin-coupled sensor protein comprising of a globin fold domain and a methyl-accepting chemotaxis transducer domain (Additional file 1: Table S1).
According to the device manufacturer, "the system comprises a sensor capable of detecting vehicles where there are active 2G, 3G and 4G phone signals, and an LED warning sign located a short distance along the road.
Inflammasomes are comprised of a stimulus-specific sensor protein belonging to either the NLR, AIM2 or ALR family, the adaptor protein ASC and the inactive zymogen procaspase-1.
A sensor system, comprising of an array of 20 microphones, is deployed in order to detect and localise acoustic artillery firing events that occur within a two-dimensional geographical region (see Fig. 3).
