Sentence examples for existing characterized from inspiring English sources
Analysis of transcriptional patterns in P. falciparum of UBA2 and UBA3 with those of the unassigned UBA containing proteins, as well as searching for existing characterized yeast two hybrid interactions, did not provide any additional clues in defining AOS1 or APPBp1 paralogs [62].
Although few existing characterized viral clones that can replicate in vitro have consistently failed to infect human B cells, some groups have detected HCV RNA in other lymphoid cells, including B- and T-lymphocytes, monocytes, and dendritic cells [25], [26], [27], [28], [29], [30].
The deRIP process was applied to the other transposon repeat families with pre-existing characterized active copy sequences, Pixie and Elsa.
The associated leaks – when existing – are characterized in terms of flow rate.
The first has been based on an existing design characterized by a torque model in quadratic form.
The case study is built on the results of a previous LCA of a known strategic product and includes a library with existing newly characterized materials and components, making it possible to evaluate several design alternatives from an environmental and cost perspective, using LCA as a predictive tool rather than a retrospective one.
The S15 auto-regulatory RNA structures we identified are quite diverse from one another, and from the existing known characterized S15 regulatory RNAs that originate from E. coli, G. stearopthermophilus, and T. thermophilus [ 22– 22].
Based on their genomes, if these species produce a chalkophore as suggested [ 89], it is not similar to existing structurally characterized Mbns and its biosynthetic enzymes do not closely resemble MbnB and MbnC.
This paper extends existing studies, characterizing the propagation of superficial cracks and matrix resistance under tension at varying rates of loading.
We aimed to synthesize existing datasets characterizing ASD and schizophrenia within a common framework, to quantify their structural similarities.
The reviewer is correct about a large body of existing data characterizing damage and damage response during aging.
