Sentence examples for most known examples from inspiring English sources
Herein, I describe most known examples of membrane β-barrel design to date, focusing particularly on categorizing designs as: Firstly, structural deconstruction; secondly, structural changes; thirdly, chemical function design; and finally, the creation of new folds.
Most known examples for such algorithms are JPEG and JPEG 2000 (syn. J2K), which can be used with both methods as reversible and irreversible compression.
Although RBPs could in principle activate or repress translation, most known examples depict proteins that repress translation by binding to the 3′-UTR.
DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.7554/eLife.09560.015 The endocranial volume of all H. naledi specimens is clearly small compared to most known examples of Homo.
CRL machinery is widely exploited by viruses as a method of immune evasion, with most known examples targeting aspects of the CUL-1 CRL (Barry and Fruh 2006).
Most known examples have come indirectly from studies of human diseases where inversion polymorphisms have been identified because of their association with susceptibilities to recurrent genomic rearrangements (7– 19).
Thomas Pogge's most known example of such type of institutions is the Health Impact Fund (Hollis and Pogge [2008]).
The most widely known examples of this are CO2 regulation of ribulose 1,5-bisphosphate carboxylase/oxygenase and haemoglobin.
Les Hinton, 67, was the executive responsible for running Mr. Murdoch's British newspapers at the time the most egregious known examples of the hacking occurred.
The move has been sharply criticised by Spanish judges, including Baltasar Garzón, the judge who pursued Pinochet in one of the most widely known examples of universal jurisdiction.
The Solnhofen limestone is one of the most widely known examples of a Konservat-Lagerstätte, a geological site of exceptional preservation.
