Sentence examples for identified as l from inspiring English sources

I was taken by the girl in the article identified as L.

Group L1 of PRV genes (each pair shared r ≥ 0.989 values) contains 24 genes, of which 22 were identified as L and two as E/L genes by our PAA analysis.

Compared with the standard monosaccharides (Fig. 3), the peaks of the LLp-1a derivatives were identified as l-rhamnose, l-arabinose, d-xylose, d-glucose, d-galactose, LLp-1a was a heteropolysaccharide and in a molar ratio of 3.16: 2.46:1.00: 7.27: 4.22.

The enzymes responsible for PPA reduction were further examined and identified as l-nLDH and d-nLDH.

In this study, the enzymes responsible for PPA reduction were identified as l-nLDH and d-nLDH through enzyme activity staining and kinetic analysis.

The presence of what the pathologist identified as L-Dbodies (intracellular kinetoplastic organisms also called Leishman-donovan bodies) was consistent with the diagnosis of CL that prompted further investigations.

During this manuscript preparation, the NCU02188 was identified as L-arabinose transporter [ 33], consistent with our expression data, which showed that LAT-1 was the highest transcribed gene in N. crassa on L-arabinose.

Ubiquitination of 80- and 82-kDa proteins were clearly observed in MKRN1-transfected cells but not in the parental cells, which were identified as L-FILIP (filamin A interacting protein 1).

Metabolites that showed a positive correlation with increased IgA were identified as l-phenylalanine (3.30 and 7.42 ppm), l-lysine (1.70 and 3.02 ppm), tyramine (6.90 ppm) and butyrate (2.14 ppm); and p-cresol (6.82 and 7.10 ppm) was negatively correlated with IgA levels.

The initial discovery of RLs goes back to 1946 when Bergström et al. (1946a, b) reported an oily glycolipid produced by Pseudomonas pyocyanea (now P. aeruginosa) after growth on glucose that was named pyolipic acid and whose structural units were identified as l-rhamnose and β-hydroxydecanoic acid (Hauser and Karnovsky 1954; Jarvis and Johnson 1949).

She was ruling in favour of a boy aged 13 with autism, identified as L, who was excluded in 2016 for aggressive behaviour.