Sentence examples for conserved level from inspiring English sources

This finding demonstrates that the S1 pocket size is much larger than the natural amino acids and can very easily accommodate more bulky residues, clearly confirming a conserved level of structure organization of these enzymes.

Generally, there are three rough criteria rules to be considered when choosing an essential cellular function as an antibacterial drug target [ 7]: Rule 1) the highly conserved function in a range of pathogens and the conserved level (sequence or function) in different pathogens; Rule 2) essentiality of the gene for the bacteria; and Rule 3) having no highly conserved function in humans.

Assembly of these shortlisted markers in a genetic map labeled DPxOT (/T) indicates the conserved level of homology between the two crosses.

It is worth noting that all selected patients were matched to have conserved levels of CD4 T cells, so the differences observed were not attributable to distinct degrees of immunodeficiency.

In this study, we take advantage of molecular processes occurring at higher and conserved levels of the structural hierarchy [ 23] and make statements about the evolution of cellular organisms and viruses that have large genomes.

An improved mass conserving level set method for detailed numerical simulations of liquid atomization is developed to address the issue of mass loss in the existing level set method.

The investigators found that both the ten healthy men in their simulated space station, and C57/BL6 mice are good at conserving levels of body water across a range of sodium intake.

While restored forests may deliver similar ecosystem services and conserve levels of biodiversity comparable to the pre-disturbance vegetation, restored forests rarely match the composition and structure of the original forest cover [ 115].

Those HBs which did not contain at least one significantly conserved position (conservation level > 0) were discarded.

Indeed, after 10 and 15 activations, the force remained over 250 N, reflecting the conserved high level of stiffness.

For example, conserved gene level changes may only exist in a subset of a sample population characterized by parameters such as race, aging, and others, but not in the variable of interest (i.e. gender in our analysis).