Sentence examples for genuine components from inspiring English sources

By "Linguistic atomism" we shall understand the view that the analysis of every proposition terminates in a proposition all of whose genuine components are names.

All were found to be present and are apparently genuine components of the amyloid plaque.

For mitotic chromosomes, we achieved a seemingly clear-cut separation of genuine components and purification background using MCCP (Ohta et al, 2010).

A common feature of these investigations is that they attempt to completely separate genuine components from contaminants through biochemical and/or bioinformatics approaches.

Genuine components have been distinguished from contaminants in such preparations by subtractive (Schirmer et al., 2003) or quantitative (Foster et al., 2003) proteomics by determining the difference between two near-identical fractions, one enriched and the other depleted of the target structure.

The CT system seems, unlike that for cutaneous pain, to be a genuine component of the touch system; on the other hand, the CT system also doesn't appear to have any direct discriminative function.

All together, this demonstrates that Kaiso is a genuine component of the PCM.

To limit contamination, we filtered the data by using an isolectric point (pI) value of 10.2 as a cut-off (the pI of the most acidic ribosomal protein), and placed 49 proteins (30 of which were ribosomal proteins) in a separate pool undoubtedly containing some genuine flagella components (for example, TbDIP13).

The first is the presence of genuine sarcomatous components, such as chondrosarcoma, osteosarcoma, rhabdomyosarcoma, and leiomyosarcoma.

Transfection of cells with siRNAs targeting several genuine SAC components did not cause a reduction of Mad2 protein (Fig.  4b).

Accordingly, abundant contaminants of chromatin purifications are correctly identified as false positives by biological classifiers, since these proteins do not respond to physiological changes in the same way as genuine chromatin components (Supplementary Fig S1).