Sentence examples for principally characterised from inspiring English sources

This event is principally characterised by recruitment of γ-tubulin containing complexes to the centrosome and concomitant increase in MT nucleation capacity, which requires substantial exchange of critical PCM components (Khodjakov and Rieder, 1999).

These super-responders were principally characterised by age <40 years and by all having follow-up viral loads persistently suppressed <50 copies/ml and a CD4 cell count of 150 cells/μl after 16 weeks of ART.

This produces two groups: one in which there is recurrent self-induced vomiting or laxative misuse, often accompanied by subjective binge eating, and the other principally characterised by attempts to follow extreme dietary rules.

Six subspecies are currently recognised, characterised principally by differences in size and plumage.

Plastin-2 has been characterised principally as a protein present in cells of haematopoietic lineages.

Several S. cerevisiae strains have been shown to secrete enzymes characterised principally by β-glucosidase activity (Fernandez et al. 1999; Ubeda and Briones 2000; Ugliano et al. 2006).

The patient's psychological state before initiating treatment, showing a prevalence of normal anxiety and depression and a psychopathology in 30% of the cases, characterised principally by adaptation disorders (70% of the cases), is in agreement with Derogatis [ 42] and Massie [ 43].

Malignant glioma is characterised by extensive neovascularisation, principally influenced by vascular endothelial growth factor (VEGF).

LRR motifs are typically 20 to 30 residues in length and are characterised by an 11-residue consensus defined principally by the spacing of the leucines, LxxLxLxxNxL.

The thin outermost layer, the epicuticle, is characterised by an absence of chitin and is principally composed of proteins, lipids and calcium salts.

Granulomatous inflammation is a focal chronic inflammatory response to tissue injury evoked by a poorly soluble substance characterised by the accumulation and proliferation of leukocytes, principally of the mononuclear type [ 23].