Sentence examples for may be mono from inspiring English sources
Etiology may be mono or polymicrobial involving a mixed aerobe-anaerobe bacterial flora [ 7].
This indicated that while not poly-ubiquitinated, hHR23a may be mono- or multi-ubiquitinated by BCA2.
While Wilson's statements may be mono-dimensional, Clowes counterpoints them and gives them nuance through the visual details: the absurd yet dignified ducks who walk past his park bench; the way the word balloon wholly obliterates the vista Wilson is ostensibly gazing at, as if to suggest that his constant chatter prevents him from seeing what's in front of him; even the glimpse of his bald spot.
Chromophores, having an azo bond (–N=N–), may be mono-azo, di-azo, and poly-azo; –C=O; –N=O, etc., are responsible for colouring properties of dyes (Chaube et al. 2010).
Based on their different elution times, these may be mono-glucosyl or di-glucosyl luteolinidins.
Substrates may be mono-ubiquitinated at one or more sites; or poly-ubiquitin chains may be attached to them.
These case managers may be mono-disciplinary and are often nurses, but there may also be multi-disciplinary teams (e.g. nurses, social workers, psychologists, occupational therapists).
He's been mono skiing for the last six years.
Proteins may also be mono-ubiquitinated, or have di-ubiquitinated or multi-ubiquitinated chains that are linked via lysine 63 on the ubiquitin molecule.
