Sentence examples for either characterize from inspiring English sources
In summary, this study highlights pitfalls of using ill-defined antibodies as markers to either characterize or classify human tumors.
The results show the need to consider the influence of PF when using measurements of IL to either characterize or calibrate a reflectance device that collects light close to the source.
There have been a number of studies to directly profile miRNA expression in lung cancers, and unique groups of miRNAs were identified to either characterize the neoplastic tissues or mark patients with poor prognosis [ 41- 43].
The results show the need to consider the influence of scattering phase function when using measurements of Intralipid to either characterize or calibrate a reflectance device that collects light close to the source.
The most fundamental of the characterization problem is that of identifying a set of genes and its expression patterns that either characterize a certain cell state or predict a certain cell state in the future [ 3].
This would be an appealing therapeutic strategy focusing on the unique downstream Gli transcriptional effector rather than targeting a variety of upstream oncogenic deregulated signals that either characterize each type of tumor or sustain the evolution of tumor throughout drug sensitivity changes.
Meta-organizations are either characterized by the absence of formal authority at all or formal authority plays out through complex contractual networks (Gulati et al. 2012).
The vMF correlation function proposed in (13) is expressed as a sum of terms, where each term either characterizes the scattering environment or the antenna locations.
Species dominating in highly disturbed environments are either characterized by trait combinations allowing them to persist in a 'human disturbance trap', or they are actively protected.
You're either characterized as all in our all out, and that's wrong.
The annotation of DPC6026 identified 51 gene features with similarity to either characterized or predicted transposases or to putatively truncated or degenerate transposase enzymes.
