Sentence examples for previously characterised as from inspiring English sources

In the present study, previously characterised, as well as novel genes involved in fructan biosynthesis were mapped, providing the opportunity to study fructan related metabolic processes involved in abiotic stress tolerance of grasses.

The White House responded by warning that Cairo has not done enough to satisfy what the Obama administration has previously characterised as the legitimate demands of the protesters.

But the new weekday Telegraph editor, Chris Evans (previously characterised as Gallagher's henchman), and weekend editor, Ian MacGregor, both originate from the Mail stable.

One was the 39th most highly-expressed transcript, which showed homology to a devil sequence previously characterised as a ncRNA in the automated annotation of the devil genome (Ensembl release 83).

Previously characterised as 'foragers' until contact with travellers from Indonesia and then Europeans over the last few hundred years; new research questions this simplistic characterisation of Aboriginal people, and suggests instead a particularly complex and enduring set of people-plant relationships.

Using single fibres of rat soleus (SOL) and vastus lateralis (VL) muscles, previously characterised as predominately type I (SOL) or IIa and b (VL), respectively [80, 81], maximal isometric tension and maximum shortening velocity was assessed as a function of pH.

The opposition is sometimes characterised as liberal.

The method has been applied to the data in RTCGD and, as well as finding previously characterised interactions, such as Meis1 and Hoxa9/Hoxa7, it also finds novel interactions, such as Rasgrp1 and Cebpb, which are both known to play a role in Ras-induced oncogenesis [229].

This strain was isolated from a patient with clinical manifestations of melioidosis at the Kuala Lumpur Hospital and previously characterised based on biochemical tests as well as by 16S rRNA sequencing [ 21].

Interestingly, some previously characterised oncogenes such as AURKA [43] were not in peak regions or frequently amplified at a high level.

We analysed the G. pallida effectors similar to those from other nematode species (orthologues of other previously characterised nematode effectors as described above) for evidence of alternative splicing.