Sentence examples for function reported from inspiring English sources

The diversity of proteoglycan function reported in the literature is equally matched by diversity in proteoglycan structure.

However, based on the dosage and the patients' size and renal function reported in published cases, concentrations required to produce the toxicity would be anticipated to equal or exceed those seen with therapy of 15 mg/kg/day of TMP.

We performed a simple expansion of Au dielectric function reported by Johnson and Christy [37] with a Drude term and five Lorentzian peaks, as has been described elsewhere [38].

From this subgroup, analogs 8h, 8j and 8m exhibited Ki values of 9.3 nM, 13 nM and 13 nM, respectively, for inhibition of [3H]DA uptake by VMAT2, and represent some of the most potent inhibitors of VMAT2 function reported thus far.

Therefore, by using the linear function reported in Fig. 6b, it is possible to calculate the average temperature of the sample by means of the following equation: Fig. 6 Absorption spectra of the sample for different values of temperature (a) and linear fit of the intensity of the DNA absorption peak (at λ = 260 nm) versus the temperature (b).

The most available function reported was highlighting of identifiers in the code (57 respondents, 41%), followed by rename functionality (45 respondents, 32%), navigation (i.e. "jumping" between occurrences) (38 respondents, 27%) and the marking of errors in cross-language links with the lowest number of respondents (35, 25%).

The wavelength of the first excitonic absorption peak and the corresponding absorption intensity, as well as HWHM, was utilized to calculate the mean particle diameter and particle number of the obtained CdS NCs, using the empirical fitting function reported by Yu [29].

In addition, defects in vesicle trafficking and abnormal autophagic/lysosomal function reported to be present in npc1−/− mice [7] could also affect axonal growth.

Only GOPred and PFP tools gave predictions in correlation with the function reported in the literature, which were enzyme activator activity, enzyme binding, and purine nucleotide binding.

A further selection was carried out on the basis of biological function, reported expression in the inner ear or association with human deafness, as well as for technical parameters as the FC and the low-variance between arrays.

Likewise, human chimeric tail swap proteins have been described and their in vivo function reported, but these also had domain boundaries based on alignment rather than proteolysis sites [27].