Sentence examples for present at an intermediate from inspiring English sources
CYP4A11, CYP2E1, CYP1A1 and CYP2C8 mRNAs were present at an intermediate level while CYP2B6 and CYP2C9 mRNAs were present at very low levels in some of the analyzed hearts.
The two other localized sites, Ozym-1 and Crusoe-2, which were outside the known inversions and the "islands of speciation", were present at an intermediate frequency in the M populations (Fig 6), but at very low frequency in the S form.
In the H spectrum of a typical nonfluorescent chlorophyll catabolite, a CH=O group singlet at low field, the spin system for a vinyl group (when present) at an intermediate field, a methyl ester singlet and four singlets of the four pyrrole-bound methyl groups at high field usually stand out.
At present, as an intermediate step, we are using the electronics supplied from Hamamatsu to study various aspects of the system and produce initial images.
Elsewhere, New France is presented as an intermediate stage between 'Indian groups' and 'North European settlements' (137).
It is noteworthy to point out that all the Caucasian samples fall into just one sub-clade, M1a1b2, with no variation present at the intermediate level of resolution (Additional file 3), signature of a likely founder effect.
This model presents a maximum resulting recruitment at an intermediate value of the parental stock, S. showing that the inverse of R/S is linear with S. that is, R/S is exponential negative with S (or ln(R/S) is linear with S).
Both thin lamellae with coherent boundaries and thick lamellae with dislocated ones are present in a lamellar structure formed at an intermediate aging temperature.
Lizards present an intermediate character, with a capacity for extensive neurogenesis in the brain but defective spinal cord regeneration.
The findings presented here represent a biomedically important finding at an intermediate distance level, rather than a classical cis or trans effect.
The present survey reports that the HCV infection is at an intermediate level of endemicity.
