Sentence examples for obligate from from inspiring English sources
But this so-called "objective" approach to intention in contract formation does not necessarily remove intentions to obligate from the picture or transform contract into a species of tort.
Likewise, the NOXclass classifier developed by Zhu et al [ 17] distinguishes obligate from non-obligate interactions with an accuracy of 91.8% by considering the interface area, amino acid composition, shape complementarity, and evolutionary conservation.
We have devised an accurate prediction technique, called PiType, which is able to distinguish obligate from non-obligate interactions and SP from ME interactions based on readily accessible features, including sequence and functional properties of the two binding partners and their network context.
In this study, we have sequenced the genome of the bacterial endosymbiont of the Mexican leech Haementeria officinalis, the first whole-genome from an obligate endosymbiont from a leech.
Many examples from obligate endosymbionts come from insects feeding on nutrient-deficient diets such as phloem or xylem sap, whose diets are rich in carbohydrates but deficient in most essential amino acids and cofactors (Hansen and Moran 2014).
> -wrap-foot> Nothely, the recent genome sequencing of the obligate endosymbiont from the whitefly Bemisia tabaci identified multiple structural features that distinguish it from other obligate insect endosymbionts (Sloan and Moran 2012b).
As well as the obligate synonyms from Bulliard, Fries and Berkeley, there are numerous other synonymous names.
Having to simultaneously detect structurally different compounds might prevent B. anthracis spores, an obligate pathogen, from germinating outside a suitable host.
Patient 4 is a mildly affected obligate carrier from an X-linked mental retardation (XLMR) family.
The fourth patient is a mildly affected obligate carrier from an X-linked mental retardation (XLMR) family.
Fusobacterium species are gram-negative bacilli that are nonmotile, non-sporulating, obligate anaerobes from the family Bacteroidaceae [ 1].
