Sentence examples for identification of tight from inspiring English sources

An algorithm was also developed for the identification of tight cycles and their member atoms.

Subsequent identification of tight junction proteins are largely by chance [ 43- 47], or from co-immunoprecipitation experiments [ 48, 49].

Authors's response: A paragraph has been added to the Introduction to discuss previous biochemical methods and identification of tight junction proteins.

For the identification of tight clusters of immunogold particles, binary images were created with immunogold particles depicted as single-pixel dots and a circle (radius = 20 nm) drawn around each particle using the minimum filter function in FIJI.

The identification of sufficiently tight-binding peptides is usually a key challenge when developing in vitro bromodomain-binding assays, as illustrated by our work on ATAD2 [ 11], where a combination of crystallography, empirical screening of peptides and mutagenesis was required to identify an active-site ligand (H4K5Ac) suitable for small-molecule HTS (Additional file 1: Figure S1).

The identification and evaluation of tight sandstone reservoirs has been very difficult due to their low porosity, low permeability, complex pore structure and strong heterogeneity.

The high sensitivity coupled with limited data hindered tight identification of sediment scaling parameters, therefore sediment outputs were uncertain, particularly in the Avoca catchment.

Their search resulted in the identification of two SNPs in tight LD associated with carotid intima-media thickness mapping to the ryanodine receptor (RYR3).

Early identification of traditional risk factors, tight control of RA-related inflammation with biological therapy, and ongoing monitoring of CVD risk factors are mandatory for slowing the progression of atherosclerosis in patients with RA.

Identification and tight control of metabolic risk factors remains the mainstay of treatment.

The recommendations include measures for "tighter identification of passengers flying on private planes, closer monitoring of student pilots, and improving airport surveillance," the agency said.