Sentence examples for consequently characterized from inspiring English sources

The transport is consequently characterized as facilitated diffusion [20].

Here we focused on the design and synthesis of a library of novelized benzylidene CPD derivatives that were consequently characterized by ultra-high performance liquid chromatography (UHPLC) on-line connected with tandem mass spectrometry (MS/MS).

To test these assumptions, we performed a kinematic analysis of penetration events using M2 cells that do not express the cortex actin cross linker ABP-280 (that is, filamin A) and are consequently characterized by a low cortex tension and high cortical actin dynamics that translate into a high blebbing activity [ 39, 40].

Intra- and extraluminal MR findings, combined with contrast enhancement and functional information, help to make an accurate diagnosis and consequently characterize small bowel neoplasms.

Histological analysis allowed us to classify the process as occurrence of granulation tissue associated with an osteoid metaplastic lesion in a salivary mucocele, consequently characterizing an ectopic ossification in this case.

We observe that both studies rely on mobile phone datasets covering wide geographical areas and consequently are characterized by a coarse spatial granularity.

The selected lakes; Abiskojaure, Fiolen, St. Envättern and Älgsjön are included in the Swedish national monitoring program, sampled 8 10 times/year for the last 20 years, and are consequently well characterized both chemically and biologically.

The rational design and construction of a novel trinuclear macrocycle based on half-sandwich ruthenium was herein elaborated in detail, and consequently, fully characterized by 1D NMR, IR, EA and single crystal X-ray analysis, revealing its specific molecular structure which was a classic three-member ruthenium ring bridged by an organic linker [(E -2- 2- pyridin-4-yl)vinyl)quinolin-8-ol (HL)].

Nevertheless, QTL controlling the same trait expression were often defined in independent publications and/or in different mapping populations and, consequently, QTL characterized in those different populations may correspond to the same genetic locus.

A study which extended from 2 to 72 h following SC removal allowed us to describe the various biological functions involved in barrier recovery in a chronological way and consequently to characterize the sequence of cellular events taking place at each step of epidermal repair in young epidermis.

The first enzyme of this family (Bad DyP) was extracted from the fungus Bjerkandera adusta and was consequently purified and characterized (Kim and Shoda 1999a).