Sentence examples for in its identified from inspiring English sources
Docking the large subunit of the group 1 enzyme into the map provides a good fit for the α-helix bundle, with the [NiFe] center correctly situated in its identified location and many other structural elements of FrhA matching closely, including two three-stranded antiparallel β-sheets.
But because the convolution layer is fairly liberal in its identifying of features, it needs an extra set of eyes to make sure nothing of value is missed as a picture moves through the network.
The investigation followed a referral from the Metropolitan police in November 2011 after it identified failings in its original investigation into the assault.
By conducting both audit and near-miss review the facility can identify gaps in its functioning, identify bottlenecks and the findings can feed into its quality assurance program.
Flowers, who has been suspended indefinitely by the Methodist church, resigned to take responsibility for the problems at the Co-op bank, which is racing to plug a £1.5bn shortfall in its capital identified by the Bank of the England.
DEG conceived the study, participated in its design, identified most of the gene sequences and contributed to the manuscript.
As described in its name, the protein was identified because it is missing in melanoma tumors.
John Simley, a spokesman for the Home Depot chain, said the company planned to place signs in its stores identifying alternatives.
Richard Harrington, the new minister for Syrian refugees, said in a statement on Sunday that the UK government stood ready to provide additional expertise to assist the UNHCR in its work identifying those most in need of help.
So the FCC took preventative measures in its proposal identifying potential objections (like Mozilla's) and dismissing them by various means.
Although research in this field is in its infancy, identifying alterations in the nucleus in neurodegenerative disease has potentially profound implications for elucidating the pathogenesis of these disorders.
