Sentence examples for described active from inspiring English sources
For this purpose, we employed LDN57444, a previously described active site-directed inhibitor which specifically targets the enzymatic activity of UCH-L1 [ 40].
The Australian virologist Sir Macfarlane Burnet, who won the Nobel Prize in 1960 for his work in immunology, has described "active and avoidable genetic deterioration" as "the last and greatest danger to our civilization".
issuer owned by BlackRock, described active E.T.F.'s as "not currently a strategic priority for us," despite seeking approval for quarterly position disclosure.
Peters et al. [10] described active involvement through both decision-making and behaviours.
Recently described active chromatin hubs and transcription factories also involve long-range interactions; it is likely that CTCF interferes with their formation when acting as an insulator.
In this chapter, the following Mass Integration tools are described: Active learning in chemical engineering (ALChemE), H2-int, Hydrogen Pinch Spreadsheet Tool, HyNDTTM, Mass Exchange Network (MEN), Optimal-Water©, RCNet, WATER, WaterTarget and Water/ Target (Water Design).
Because TG2 is highly expressed in the liver and small intestine, we selected these two organs as targets for TG2 inhibition by injecting mice with two previously described active-site directed irreversible inhibitors from the 3-bromo-4,5-dihydroisoxazole family of compounds (compounds 2A and 3, Figure 1A) [19], [19].
(2018) describe active lengthening of cell-cell contacts by Arp2/3-based actin networks.
Passive Facebook use describes the consumption but not the creation of content, while active Facebook use describes active engagement with the site.
Better understanding in tumor cell biology and transformation process allowed to describe active tyrosine kinases (mainly growth factor receptors) as a new target for cancer treatment.
To describe active learning utilized in a drug-induced diseases (DID) elective and determine inter-rater reliability of the assessment rubric for oral case-based presentations.
