Sentence examples for pattern and ability from inspiring English sources
A new tool, the Victoria Bowel Performance Scale (BPS), was designed as an ordinal nine-point scale from −4 (severe constipation) to +4 (severe diarrhea) and includes three parameters: visual stool characteristics, bowel pattern, and ability to control defecation.
The genes were then in silico analyzed for their candidacy by expression pattern and ability to interact with other proteins.
(A ) Chart of promoter, expression pattern, and ability of the promoter driving ChR2 to induce ectopic ejaculation (Ejac).
Analogously, performance of the neuromuscular control of the scapulothopracic muscles will be based on the quality of contraction, substitution, movement pattern, and ability to maintain contraction as scored on a clinical rating scale (unpublished results).
In recent studies two different EPC subpopulations have been described, denoted as early EPCs and late EPCs, with distinct cell growth patterns and ability to secrete angiogenic factors [ 15, 16].
The only exclusion criterion was temporo-mandibular dysfunction, since it may interfere with chewing and biting patterns and abilities.
The intrinsic characteristics of various FAD2 genes, as exemplified by some conserved motifs, are likely determining their distinct expression patterns and abilities to respond to environmental stimuli, and diversified functionalities.
Both the ability of REMO to reproduce the observed precipitation pattern and the ability of the HD Model to translate the grid cell based runoff provided by REMO into streamflow are assessed.
The successful vegetation establishment of waste dumps also depends on micro- and macro-climate, disease and insect resistance, competition, growth pattern and propagation ability of the species.
These data strongly support the conclusion that human ADSCs can successfully differentiate into neurospheres efficiently on uncoated culture flasks, which present similar molecular marker pattern and proliferative ability with NSCs derived from embryonic and adult brain tissues.
I. limosus is an aerobic gram-negative bacillus from the subdivision of α-Proteobacteria [ 11] and has been pointed as a potential threat for CF patients, mainly due to the mucoid physiology, the multidrug resistance pattern, and the ability to persist in the respiratory tract [ 12].
