Sentence examples for more poorly characterized from inspiring English sources
Importantly, the ability of FARO to confirm and extend much of what is known about mpk4 indicates that FARO will be a powerful tool for elucidating functional associations to more poorly characterized mutants.
The unique gene classes (I, H, M and P) were generally similar in the COGs suggesting that the main difference lies among the more poorly characterized functions.
For instance, in influenza, the CD8+ restricted epitopes have all been largely identified for some time, particularly in the BL/6 model system; in contrast, only very recently have confirmed CD4 epitopes been found, and they are much more poorly characterized (25 ).
Even in the well-studied model organism Saccharomyces cerevisiae, more than 1100 genes (∼18%) have unknown functions, with many more genes remaining poorly characterized (Pena-Castillo and Hughes 2007).
In the interest of unveiling more information on this poorly characterized enzyme and its potential for isobutene formation, we investigated put PtMVD in more detail.
However, the precise molecular pathogenesis of this heterogeneous disease remains poorly characterized, and more T2D-related genes are expected to be uncovered.
They also found that Archaea have more of the shorter and poorly characterized proteins.
We must clarify, however, that together with more than 200 uncharacterized or poorly characterized genes, some genes with solidly established meiotic function but that were not characterized by microarrays are on this list.
Furthermore, M. tardigradum (Table 2B) has even more Milnesium-specific, as yet poorly characterized proteins [categories S and R], metabolic enzymes [category C] and secondary metabolic enzymes involved in protein protection and turnover [category O].
The variability between tissues is not as well studied as that within tissues and some tissues remain poorly characterized, all the more in livestock species.
Cases in adults are infrequently reported and remain poorly characterized, although the more complex clinical scenarios in adults may have hindered case recognition (1, 4 – 6 ).
