Sentence examples for distinct functional groups from inspiring English sources

The synergistic interplay of these three distinct functional groups results in a number of interesting and novel properties.

According to the ecological constraints in which foraging bats operate, four distinct functional groups or guilds can be defined.

The degree of ligand exchange was determined by integration of the relevant signals of the distinct functional groups in the proton NMR spectra.

As a consequence of its crystal structure, the two opposing basal planes, the tetrahedral (TS) and the octahedral (OS) surface, are capped by distinct functional groups.

Furthermore, a retained N-acryloyl group in the 5-modified proline was transformed by subsequent conjugate addition using thiols, which allowed the introduction of distinct functional groups between the 5-position and the N-terminus.

It has been suggested that GP neurons can be classified into distinct functional groups by visual inspection and by variable membrane properties [9], [10], [11].

No distinct functional group of transcripts was found in either cell type.

Solid phase synthesis was used to produce iron oxide nanospheres with ASC consisting of two areas with distinct functional group distribution (i.e. thiols and amine) as shown in Figure 2. We used the CLEAR resin which is an amine-functionalized resin particle of 100 µm with a swelling in water of ∼5.5 ml/g, and a substitution level of 0.72 mmol/g (manufacturer's product specifications sheet).

(XLS 125 kb) Additional file 2: 2andnd 2b are entitled Functional analysis of the genes regulated in NK cells following FcR activation, IL-12 stimulation or the combination reveals distinct functional grouping in each gene list (DAVID).

Although the tree does not support that FADS-type II proteins constitute a distinct evolutionary class, their shorter and non-conserved C-terminal domains still clusters them clearly as a distinct functional group, which might have lost the C-terminal activity typical of FADS-type I proteins.

A major step in the functional analysis of local translation in sensory fibers was the recognition that the capsaicin-insensitive A-fibers formed a distinct functional group of fibers both in man and rodents (Magerl et al., 2001; Jimenez-Diaz et al., 2008).