Sentence examples for major classes based from inspiring English sources

Typically, majority of siderophores reported till now are sorted in three major classes based on the functional group they utilize to chelate irons: catecholate, hydroxamate and mixed ones (Crichton and Charloteaux-Wauters 1987; Winkelmann 1991; Crosa and Walsh 2002; Calugay et al. 2003; Pluháček et al. 2016).

Chemical identifiers can be distinguished in two major classes based on how they are generated.

Linker structure is categorized into two major classes based on the payload release mechanism: cleavable or non-cleavable linker.

The vegetation cover was classified into four major classes based on tree and canopy density as shown in Table 3.

Adsorption isotherms are classified into four major classes based on the slope of the initial portion of the curve of the equilibrium adsorbed amount (Q e) versus equilibrium adsorbate concentration (C e) and thereafter into subgroups (Hinz 2001).

Since, according to our search criteria, functional FRT-like sequences in the proximal-8 region can have 8, 7, 6 or 5 matches to the corresponding nucleotides of FRT, we first grouped all unique FRT-like sequences into four major classes based on the number of matches in this region.

First, we tested whether composite genes link genetic material from different kinds of sequences in all viral classes based on three major classifications.

Insect carboxylesterases can be divided into fourteen clades and three major classes (intracellular catalytic, secreted catalytic, and neurodevelopmental classes) based on the phylogenetic tree.

In this overview, benzohydroxamic acids were divided in four different classes based on their reported selectivity towards zinc-dependent HDACs: a first and major class consists of HDAC6 selective inhibitors, a second class deals with pan-HDAC inhibitors, a third class comprises HDAC8 selective inhibitors and a fourth, minor class includes dual HDAC6/8 selective inhibitors.

There are two major classes of viruses based on the protein capsid: (1) those in which a single (or segmented) linear nucleic acid molecule with two free ends is essentially completely extended or somewhat coiled (a helix) and (2) those in which the nucleic acid, which may or may not be a covalently closed circle, is wound tightly into a condensed configuration, like a ball of yarn.

We propose four major classes of formins based on a comparison of the domain composition of proteins from diverse phyla.