Sentence examples for determinants that differentiate from inspiring English sources

Despite these biochemical properties shared with related GBA motifs, we found that binding of Daple to Gαi has unique structural determinants that differentiate it from other proteins with a GBA motif, that is, GIV and Calnuc.

Taken altogether, the importance of the nucleotide binding in the Ire1 kinase domain is the same for cleavage of both HAC1 and RIDD RNA and thus is unlikely to be the key determinant that differentiates HAC1 and RIDD substrate cleavage.

Thus, CRP, baseline BP, and the presence or absence of the Msyn are the clinical determinants that appeared to differentiate between men who responded to LIGHT and MODERATE as antihypertensive therapy.

Having identified the critical determinants that characterize the biphasic responses of ITUD at the steady state, we sought to determine how the critical determinants affect the temporal dynamics.

To answer this question, we explored the critical determinants that characterize ITUD.

Lottery preferences – determinants that give priority to certain groups of applicants – also influence enrollment demographics.

"This is literally the thing that differentiates us the most".

And that differentiates you from 99% of the population.

A sound that differentiates the speaker from their competition.

Doing that differentiates you from millions of other people.

She tried to overrule everybody, trusting only herself, despite seeing fate as a total determinant that left her ultimately powerless.