Sentence examples for propensity of finding from inspiring English sources

Another observation was the high propensity of finding neuraminidase inhibitors among the top hits (gray dots in Fig. 2a), which points out a degree of topological similarity to open-form penicillin G.

The most frequently expressed genes were generally housekeeping genes but did reflect the abiotic stress conditions for the plants from which the full-length library was made and sequenced (Additional file 4) including the propensity of finding aquaporins which are useful for water uptake in cells under osmotic stress.

First, if the guest has a propensity to degrade crystallinity, then soaking more crystals at once increases the probability of finding a high-quality crystal.

Rosseau and co-workers used the TANGO algorithm to analyse the aggregation propensity of 28 complete proteomes, finding that polypeptides without a defined structure, and therefore with a solvent-accessible sequence, are less aggregation-prone than globular proteins [27].

This can explain the propensity of folding intermediates to aggregate.

Another striking finding is the propensity of the end of a growing protofibril or fibril to associate with the edge of a second fibril, forming false branching point.

These findings indicate a propensity of females for a more complex recruitment of TA, GL and VL during walking, compared to males.

Two recent studies that examined National Health Interview Survey data reported divergent findings regarding the propensity of adult chiropractic users to receive seasonal influenza immunization.

The findings of increased propensity of variant MCAD proteins to form aggregates in Escherichia coli and partial rescue by increasing the amount of available chaperonins was regarded as a first evidence for misfolding.

Our findings describe the propensity of a gene set to have suffered LGT, not the number of LGT events, and therefore, our result must be interpreted strictly against that definition.

Our findings confirm the propensity of DIPG and mHGG for aggressive local and distant metastatic spread (Fig.  1) and are consistent with our prior study in which extra-brainstem and leptomeningeal disease was found in 25 and 39%% of DIPGs from autopsy, respectively [ 1].