Sentence examples for identification indicated from inspiring English sources

A Matthews coefficient of 3.56 Å3 Da−1 (Matthews, 1968; Potterton et al., 2003), corresponding to a solvent content of 65.49%, coupled with the previous biophysical identification indicated the presence of both one molecule of HadA and HadB per asymmetric unit.

Protein identification indicated that the D7 long form, a major salivary protein involved in blood feeding success, presented lower expression in the resistant strain than the susceptible strain.

Results from resistance genes identification indicated the high variation of resistance genes between them.

It seems possible that for some stramenopiles and haptophyta the first enzyme of the kynurenine pathway still awaits identification (indicated by gray open circles in fig. 2).

The number of amplification cycles required for initial system recorded GAPDH PCR product identification indicated specimen's sperm plasma GAPDH and ff o/c-free DNA concentration.

However, the amount of protein as determined by immunochemical identification indicated a consistent increase after 10 d of Fe starvation, while if we compare the times used in this work the enhancement between the control and -Fe conditions was less evident [ 21] and perhaps below the two fold-increase considered for the successive identification by mass spectrometry.

At a news conference last night, the New York police commissioner, Bernard B. Kerik, said the man arrested at Kennedy "had identification indicating he was a pilot".

Whenever we travel, my child also carries both documents, along with his passport and identification indicating the hotel at our destination.

Virzi's empirical study [32] on the number of subjects for usability identification indicates that as few as 5 users can identify 80% of the usability issues.

The identification indicates that 0.4 wt.% TiB and 0.1 wt.% TiC can reduce the average size of the β grains by more than 50%.

The results of wood identification indicate that the selection and processing of wood were predominantly based on specific knowledge and supra-regional traditions.