Sentence examples for number of characterised from inspiring English sources

The rapidly increasing number of characterised human single nucleotide polymorphisms (SNPs) available on public databases represents a powerful resource with which to improve our understanding of population history, disease susceptibility and forensic studies[1].

To identify novel genes selectively expressed in malignant gliomas and to increase the very limited number of characterised glioma-associated CTL epitopes, we screened a large DNA chip-based expression database (Weigle et al, 2004).

The number of characterised uORFs in plants is apparently less than 100 (0.3%) based on a PubMed search, and about four have been identified in cereals.

With the exception of melanoma, the number of characterised TAAs for most tumours is limited and there is an urgent need to identify more TAAs and T-cell epitopes derived from their sequences.

The highest number of functionally characterised OPTs resides within the OPT and the YSL-1 groups (10 and 8 sequences) while no YSL-3 transporter is functionally characterised so far.

Thus the probability of dry days would decrease as well as the number of days characterised by larger than 10 mm precipitation may increase (Table 2).

This paper, besides presenting an impressive number of chemically characterised compounds, confirms previous data according to which the main component with a therapeutic action is allicin [9, 10]. A. ursinum (ramson) and other representatives of the Allium species, contain 1 5% nonprotein secondary metabolites of aminosulfuric acids [11].

The significant fragmentation of the national logistics service supply in a high number of SME, characterised by a lack of human and financial resources and mainly offering low value-added and not integrated activities, has promoted the entry of foreign MNE.

In muscle a small number of well characterised transcription factors are proposed to regulate development.

From a systematic perspective, COI barcodes provide a new and fast approach for screening the real number of species characterised by private sets of diagnostic characters.

Due to the limited number of accessions characterised in this work, pooling DNA from individual accessions [ 38] was not necessary.