Sentence examples for establishing characteristics from inspiring English sources
Members of the galectin family of endogenous lectins are involved in tumor growth regulation and in establishing characteristics of the malignant phenotype via protein carbohydrate and protein protein interactions.
Cytological examinations were often useful in establishing a differential diagnosis of gallbladder cancer, although it was difficult to obtain biopsy samples adequate for establishing characteristic histopathological findings of IgG4-related cholecystitis [22].
Although more sophisticated computational approaches are becoming main stream in the study of fluid and solid mechanics, these simplified models are crucial in revealing the physics and establishing characteristic dimensionless parameters.
Densities derived from accelerometer measurements on the CHAMP satellite near 400 km are used to statistically establish characteristics of large-scale (>1000 km) traveling atmospheric disturbances (TADs).
Many Canadian Aboriginal civilizations established characteristics and hallmarks that included permanent urban settlements or cities, agriculture, civic and monumental architecture, and complex societal hierarchies.
Any computational model of visual rivalry needs to be tested against experimentally established characteristics.
As proxies for individual socioeconomic status, United States Census data were used to establish characteristics of the census tract where beneficiaries resided.
The present study established characteristics of tissue regrowth in patients suffering knee lesions treated with grafts of autologous chondrocytes grown on three-dimensional hyaluronic acid biomaterials.
To establish characteristics of successful mentoring programs, it would be necessary to correlate the structures of various mentoring programs with their outcome.
The singularity orders and characteristic angular functions can be derived by introducing the interpolating matrix method to solve the established characteristic equations.
Capacity constraints at the financial sector is a well established characteristic assumption of the Costly-State-Verification (CSV) models of banking pioneered by Townsend (1979), Williamson (1987), and Diamond (1991).
