Sentence examples for fusion characterized from inspiring English sources

Her musical style can be called "pop fusion," characterized by her eclectic tastes, from Middle Eastern beats to heavy metal guitars and new songs like the slinky, percussive "Long Time" or the rocked-up kiss-off "Mon Amour" illustrate her commitment to remaining a sonic omnivore.

We could observe three types of stress-induced Ca2+ cycling abnormalities, which associated with different severities of arrhythmogenicity: Ca2+ alternans, in which Ca2+ transients alternate between large and small on successive beats (AR1); Ca2+ transient fusion, characterized by absence of triggered Ca2+ transients at every second stimulation (AR2); and very irregular Ca2+ oscillations (AR3).

Furthermore, typically recurrent gene fusions characterized in cancers represent gain-of-function events arising from the juxtaposition of cell-type or lineage-specific regulatory elements and proto-oncogenes, or novel combinations of functional domains derived from two proteins that provide combinatorial or additive functionalities to normal genes.

In all cases, MAML2 fusions characterize benign or low-grade tumors, and for reasons not described so far have been associated with a favorable prognosis [ 117].

Fusions defining subtypes within a cancer include RET and NTRK gene fusions in subsets of papillary thyroid carcinoma [ 121], while PAX8-PPARγ fusions characterize subsets of follicular thyroid carcinoma [ 22, 122].

Alterations in genes involved in the MAPK pathway dominate; KIAA1549-BRAF fusions characterize PAs, occurring in approximately 90% of posterior fossa tumors but at lower frequencies in spinal cord and supratentorial tumors [ 12, 17- 19].

The anterior approach, which has the advantage of technical ease and a relatively short fusion, is characterized by C2-3 discectomy and interbody fusion with plating [ 13].

Applying this database to mass spectrometry datasets of 40 human non-small cell lung cancer (NSCLC) samples and 39 normal lung samples with stringent searching criteria, we were able to identify 19 unique fusion peptides characterizing gene fusion events.

Fused entities lose certain of their causal powers and cease to exist as separate entities, and the emergents generated by fusion are characterized by novel causal powers.

But some celebrated recent episodes, such as the purported production of "cold fusion" were characterized by the failure of replication attempts to produce the same phenomenon.

A gelatin nanovaccine candidate was prepared using the purified STa-LTB fusion protein characterized with an entrapment efficiency of 84.88 ± 6.37% and smooth spheres size ranges of 80 200 nm.