Sentence examples for continuing characterisation from inspiring English sources

It is notable that the continuing characterisation of the downstream biochemical consequences of the genetic causes of PD serves only to reinforce this notion.

As part of her continuing characterisation, the audience is introduced (in series 2) to Gwen's parents Geraint and Mary Cooper who are given an increased focus in Miracle Day, where Gwen must protect her undying father from the authorities.

It was important to continue characterisation of the association/dissociation kinetics of NCS-1 and NCS-1 R102Q NCS-1 R102Qgh the kinetics were no different as the TGN, some of the functions of NCS-1 althoughricthe to the plasma membrane.

A total of 14 Sox sequences has been reported from Nematostella [ 9], so presumably more Acropora genes will be discovered as a result of continuing transcript characterisation using 454 sequencing.

Continued characterisation of the PSD proteome by quantitative techniques will facilitate model building by establishing how many copies of each PSD protein must be positioned within global structural models.

To continue structural and functional characterisation of boophilin, we decided to clone and express the recombinant inhibitor.

Our approach of continuing to collect venous samples when arterial samples were no longer available, and thus accepting small arterio-venous differences beyond four hours, allowed full characterisation of the compound's elimination half-life and volume of distribution.

A technology of motion capture based on a video tracking system will be adapted for the objective, continued and prolonged detection and the characterisation of movements in the OR.

Although we will continue to improve the detection and characterisation of sub-centimetre lesions, there seems to be no prospect with current imaging methods of finding liver metastases smaller than about 2 mm.

With ongoing improvements to isolation methods, discovery of better markers of EV subtypes and the development of more sensitive techniques to aid detection and characterisation of EVs, further advances will continue to be made in the field.

The material characterisation of steel fibre reinforced concrete (SFRC) continues to be an ongoing topic of debate in the scientific community.