Sentence examples for differences in the recognized from inspiring English sources
Moreover, the two isoacceptor tRNA genes for Met were named based on the anticodon sequence, due to the absence of functional data on possible differences in the recognized codons.
There was no significant difference in the medicines recognized as effective between the palliative care team and PCU physicians, while the palliative care specialists seemed to be more aware of the effectiveness of Rikkunshito against nausea than non-specialists (p = 0.012) (Table 6).
In addition, the recognized difference in route of clearance of BPA between rodents (primarily via the feces) and primates (primarily via the urine) has also been incorrectly interpreted as supporting the prediction of a different level of clearance of BPA.
We hypothesized that the application of such a broad range of different amino acid structures would help to identify more significant differences in the optimal substrates recognized by human and malarial cathepsin C and to design more active substrates in terms of kinetic parameters.
The data illustrate the similarities and differences in the pTyr proteins recognized by both antibodies.
The differences in the behavioral responses recognized by the OFT and EPM may also be inherent in the design of these two tests.
The differences in sequence are recognized by specific proteins called transcription factors, which are necessary for the expression of particular types of genes.
Our success in obtaining "true" cases of preeclampsia is shown by the differences in frequency of recognized preeclampsia risk factors and indicators of poorer pregnancy outcomes in cases and controls.
Several mAbs have been raised against sTn antigen using various immunogens, leading to subtle differences in the way they recognize sTn [ 49].
This subgroup analysis indicates that the difference in ratings of severity, disease representativeness and prevalence observed in the newly medicalized conditions is not due to the difference in severity levels between the recognized medical disorders and recently medicalized disorders.
The actual prevalence of congenital anomalies in Africa may be different than in the developed world due to differences in genetics and differences in exposures such as infections, while the recognized prevalence may be different for reasons of underreporting, deficiencies in diagnostic capabilities, and poor follow-up for examination for anomalies in the postnatal period.
