Sentence examples for depth characterisation from inspiring English sources

An in depth characterisation of the synthesised composites including an electrochemical assessment of these materials is presented, and compared to the pristine mesoporous titanium oxide.

A recent study on in depth characterisation of Cc XylD heterologously expressed in E. coli led to the identification of three conserved cysteine residues that coordinate the Fe S binding essential for catalytic activity of the protein (Andberg et al. 2016).

Here we present the first in depth characterisation of RAET1G1 and RAET1G2.

We have demonstrated that SFG spectroscopy is a highly sensitive tool able to provide an in depth characterisation of the reversibility of electrically switchable biotin-KKKKC TEGT SAMs.

The identification of these poorly characterised genes and in-depth characterisation of their corresponding proteins may be important for the development of novel strategies to enhance resistance of cows to mastitis and the development of novel antibacterial therapeutic agents.

Vishnevskaya praised his ability to create "an in-depth characterisation.

More in-depth characterisation than the classical ones available until now are needed.

The ALL has been the surrounded by controversy since its recent in-depth characterisation.

Development of tau tracers comprises in-depth characterisation of existing radiotracers, clinical validation, a better understanding of uptake patterns, test-retest/dosimetry data, and neuropathological correlations with PET.

Since MST1/2 and LATS1/2 kinases are regulated by multiple PPIs, which directly or indirectly affect their kinase activities[1, 6, 8, 9, 104], an in-depth characterisation of their main regulatory PPIs should provide valuable information for the development of novel drugs targeting the Hippo-YAP/TAZ pathway[83].

Geneva Stephenson of the Columbus Dispatch likened My Lord John more to a historical narrative than a novel, only deciding on the latter category due to the work's "in-depth characterisation, movement, colour, [and] motivation".