Sentence examples for not further characterised from inspiring English sources

We found both mucus and some rounded cells not further characterised attached to nylon wool fibres under scanning electron microscopy.

†Race and ethnicity are collected using a single field in the electronic health record, so subjects who identify as Hispanic are not further characterised.

In addition, 3 samples were found to contain E. coli of serotype O157 lacking verotoxins; these strains were not further characterised.

IBSP has also been identified as a potential AC marker gene in a rat microarray study where it showed higher expression levels in AC cells than NP cells [ 23] but was not further characterised.

A third luminal cluster was previously reported on gene array and IHC studies (Sorlie et al, 2003; Sotiriou et al, 2003; Soria et al, 2010), but they classified luminal as ER-positive phenotype and that cluster was not further characterised and later on absorbed in the other two luminal types (A and B).

Even though no extensive study on the substrate acceptance is reported and the hydratase involved in this transformation is not further characterised, the results are still promising for future investigations on hydratases with a broader substrate scope.

As downregulation of secreted Frizzled-related protein (sFRP) has been reported to be tumour-related (Finch et al, 1997), we did not further characterise this gene.

Immediately downstream of Jmjd6 we found the gene 1110005A03Rik, which is predicted to encode a putative methyltransferase, which is as yet not further biochemically characterised.

Here for the first time, we have characterised the full complement of bovine homologs to known human chemokine receptors and in doing so have also further characterised an additional chemokine receptor not found in humans.

After this initial characterisation, the strains were further characterised using molecular methods.

As neuroprotection had not previously been directly linked to platelet activation, we further characterised the capacity of platelets to attenuate apoptosis.