Sentence examples for expressed material from inspiring English sources

To predict the formability of VCM, a finite element numerical model that expressed material damage was established using GTN (Gurson Tvergaard Needleman) damage model.

Therefore the "Double" attempts to make conscious and give form to the unconscious and/or under expressed material.

However, the desired solubility phenotype itself is imperfect: in some cases the identified clones may express completely solubly [27], but we have often observed that some of the best constructs found for challenging targets show a mixed phenotype with expressed material in both insoluble and soluble fractions with the latter the minor component [38].

One caveat to these data is that the detection of small fluorescent puncta by flow cytometry is less efficient than that of larger aggregates or diffusely expressed material; which could lead to the under-estimation of DsRed1-E5-ataxin-1 puncta.

In this trial we have shown that the combination of clinical grade PfAMA1 FVO [25-545] pastorisris expressed material with either Montanide or AS02 is significantly more immunogenic than previous PfAMA1 formulations, being capable of inducing high levels of antibodies for both dosages in both adjuvant groups.

Hence, efficient heterologous systems for overexpression are important for biochemical characterisation of membrane proteins, which is also reflected by the increase in membrane protein structures derived from heterologously expressed material over the last decade [ 1, 2].

Some aestheticians have compared beauty to truth, and there can be little doubt that honestly expressed functions and honestly expressed materials and manufacturing processes are far more beautiful than fakery and imitation.

In fact, we have resolved these situations by pre-filtering out all such genes from consideration as differentially expressed (Materials & Methods section).

Two lexical verbs are used to express material clauses: 'build', 'make'make

The parameter values express material opacity as a power-law of material temperature and density.

Data generated from material property tests was utilized to develop simplified relations for expressing material properties of CACC as a function of temperature.