Sentence examples for easy to screen from inspiring English sources
Stability is an interesting property of enzymes because (1) it is of great industrial importance, (2) it is relatively easy to screen for, and (3) the molecular basis of stability relates closely to contemporary issues in protein science such as the protein folding problem and protein folding diseases.
Main directions of phenotypic variance are suggested to constitute "lines of least resistance" to evolution [44], by representing morphologies more frequently produced in a population due to genetic or developmental factors, and hence more easy to screen by selection or to randomly sample by drift.
Our librarian-assisted search was simple and articles easy to screen.
The most common mutation generally cause a mild phenotype, but these patients have clearly elevated creatine kinase levels, making it easy to screen for this disorder in patients with mild gait difficulties.
The green fluorescence protein (GFP) cassette can be expressed in E. coli and clones exhibit green fluorescence under UV light, so that it is easy to screen positive clones.
While we have screened over-expression isolates, it would be easy to screen other Z. tritici libraries, such as naturally occurring wild-type strain collections or large numbers of gene knock-outs.
Also petrol/gasoline is adulterated, but typically it is much easier to screen adulterated petrol than diesel oil by optical measurement techniques, such as optical spectra.
"If the technology develops to make mail easier to screen for anthrax or other biological and chemical agents, it will be easier to prove negligence on the part of anyone who fails to do so," says Columbia's Witt.
The reason for making the response as yes or no in the modified PHQ-12 item was because it was easier to screen depression in large epidemiological studies.
In many cases, it is easier to screen or select for catalysis of an aldol reaction in the reverse direction.
It was easier to screen the positive transformants for RparsM fused with gfp, where fluorescent colonies could be chosen for the further analysis.
