Sentence examples for partially characterised from inspiring English sources
The CYOs products were partially characterised by chemical component and Fourier transform infrared spectrum.
Despite many decades of investigation, the role of AR in gene regulation of cells and tissues remains only partially characterised.
We have undertaken a series of experiments designed to address this hypothesis, and, in so doing, have partially characterised the glycosylation status of the lumenal domain of TGN38.
Examples include, declarative languages, that "are partially characterised by their strong formal nature, normally grounded on logic", Imperative languages, "less common, mainly due to the fact that most abstractions related to agent-oriented design are, typically, declarative in nature", Hybrid Approaches were declarative and imperative language features are combined.
The isolated lectin was partially characterised and its effect against Shigella dysenteriae infection was evaluated.
Despite their clinical relevance, the mechanisms employed by pathogenic bacteria to subvert the host immune system remain only partially characterised.
Thus, proteins might be either entirely disordered or partially disordered, characterised by regions spanning just a few (<10) consecutive disordered residues (loops in otherwise well-structured proteins) or long stretches (>30) of contiguously disordered residues.
These proteins might be either entirely disordered or partially disordered, characterised by regions spanning just a few (<10) consecutive disordered residues (loops in otherwise well-structured proteins) or long stretches (≥30) of contiguously disordered residues.
Moreover, it had a C-terminal DUF1692 domain, which is present in several proteins of unknown function; three of them (Erv41p and Erv46p of yeast and ERGIC-32 of mouse) have partially been characterised and are involved in the protein transport between ER and Golgi complex.
The growth factor(s) produced from gastric fibroblasts were then partially purified and characterised.
As RA is a long-term chronic disease with a complex and only partially understood aetiology, characterised by recurrent flare-ups, a large routinely collected database is a natural source of information.
