Sentence examples for of a specific subclass from inspiring English sources

There appeared to be a correlation between the intron conservation and the phylogenetic cluster within a given PxGST subclass, indicating that gene structure evolution might be involved in the phylogenetic development of a specific subclass.

Spontaneous regression of a specific subclass of NB, that is, stage 4S, is known to occur and is a result of differentiation of the tumour cells into benign ganglioneuroma (Brodeur et al, 1997).

Each such approach to time consistency of a given LM-measure exploits the idiosyncratic properties of this LM-measure, which are not necessarily shared by other LM measures, and typically is suited only for a specific subclass of dynamic LM-measures.

With regards to system-level organization, a fundamental question that remains unresolved is whether time-of-day cues are transmitted by a specific subclass of SCN neuron.

The class of C*-algebras, that arise as the crossed product of a stable simple AF-algebra with a Z-action determined by an automorphism, which maps a projection in the algebra onto a proper subprojection, is proved to consist of simple, purely infinite C*-algebras, and a specific subclass of it is proved to be classified by K-theory.

Plasmalogens (Pls) represent a specific subclass of glycerophospholipids characterized by the presence of a vinyl-ether bond at the sn-1 position of glycerol.

In contrast to the first three numbers, the last number does not indicate a specific subclass of enzymes and only serves to distinguish enzymes with different substrate specificities.

Due to the observation, we find a specific subclass of values constructed through the average approach in which each value is an α-Shapley value.

It does not appear to be consistently found in a specific subclass of tumors, or is its exact function known.

Suchy et al (2000) remarked that mammaglobin-expressing cells in BM may define a specific subclass of tumour cell phenotypes.

Other studies looked at the general (adult) population, or a specific subclass of the population such as those in work or with insurance, the elderly or people of a specific ethnicity or gender.