Sentence examples for conserved properties from inspiring English sources

These integrals are demonstrated to reduce to the conventional HLL flux through simplification by assuming spatially constant conserved properties.

The deduced amino acid sequences had the LysG family characteristics and exhibited conserved properties, including active residues and domains.

Although the ultrastructure of centrioles and derived organelles has been known for over 50 years, the molecular basis of their remarkably conserved properties, such as their 9-fold symmetry, has only now started to be unveiled.

The decorrelation of the system, apart from being slow, is also age-dependent, thus suggesting a possible explanation for the existence of more stable conserved properties of a language.

In additional to gene centrality, also Gene Ontology (GO) subnetworks displayed conserved properties across the three species.

Both codon sites selected in SRS6 were based on conserved properties, and not predicted to constitute the active site (Additional file 5).

A continuous distribution is defined to represent a conserved pattern among all the genes of interest; unless conserved property is observed in each pair of genes, the distribution is regarded as non-continuous.

Any conserved property profile most likely is a result from gene duplication and other evolutionary events leading to the formation of different protein families.

Furthermore, to assist in such an approach we recently developed the computer program Conserved Property Difference Locator (CPDL) [ 12].

The involvement of KIBRA in exocytosis, but not in endocytosis, seems to be a conserved property observed in a different biological context.

It is an important question whether the design principle of bistable cell cycle transitions is an evolutionally conserved property of the eukaryotic cell cycle control mechanisms.