Sentence examples for partially undefined from inspiring English sources
Completely or partially undefined sp3 stereocenters.
The only structural information that can be specified in an SDF file as (partially) undefined is stereochemistry information.
Some of the "Info" types: Covalent bonds connecting metals to non-metals Overall charge is non-zero Existence of certain functional groups (e.g., enol, non 1H-tetrazole, N = C-OH, N N = N) Adjacent atoms with like charges Completely or partially undefined sp3 stereocenters.
We conclude that the S1P1-S1P pathway contributes to egress of immature-B cells from BM, and that this mechanism is partially redundant with other undefined pathways.
This catabolic supermodule also contains genes with well-defined or partially defined molecular functions, but undefined physiological functionality (e.g. At1g76410, zinc finger protein; At5g21170, protein kinase; At5g16340, AMP-binding protein).
In addition, often the specific change-to-background relationships were left undefined or were only partially characterized.
Some demonstrate enhanced PrP conversion by supplementation with undefined crude homogenate or partially purified fractions of cells and tissues [23], [39], [56], while others specify RNA [14] and plasminogen [24] for the cofactor activity.
The presence of undefined pixels may be attributed to partial volume effects: with a slice thickness of 10 µm, pixels may be occupied partially by overlapping, in the z-direction, heterotypic cells.
However, we hypothesize that due to the nature of pdr-1 loss-of-function that seemingly parallel regulation of metabolite toxicity may actually be a synergistic toxic state where pdr-1 loss-of-function interacts with pink-1 loss-of-function in undefined, yet GSH-tractable, ways (as neurodegeneration in double mutants can be partially rescued by GSH).
To deal with such partially defined predicates, a three-valued logic is employed, that is, a logic which operates with a third value, undefined, in addition to the truth values true and false.
