Sentence examples for putative characteristics from inspiring English sources
The most common kinds of stereotypes are rationally unsupported generalizations about the putative characteristics of all, or nearly all, members of a given social group.
The purely computational implementation of the niche map also permits the assignment of putative characteristics to unknown organisms based on the shared characteristics of well-studied organisms within the same mountain.
Although further investigation is required to elucidate whether the encapsidation signal of HCV is located in the region that is divided in the full-genome replicon, this is the first report to describe genome-length replicon-containing cells that can produce virus particles that have the putative characteristics of the HCV virion, in terms of both morphology and biological properties.
There are also reports of a system using a full-genome replicon that has the entire coding region under the control of the internal ribosomal entry site of encephalomyocarditis virus, EMCV-IRES; however, this system also failed to show infectivity in the G418 selection assay [ 7, 20], and secretion of particles with the putative characteristics of HCV virions could not be confirmed [ 4].
In this study, we applied a cheminformatics-based drug design approach to i) define the putative characteristic functional residues of the Hpx domain of MMP-13, ii) identify and characterize ligands binding to these residues and iii) assess the selectivity of these ligands by testing their cross-reactivity to other collagenase family members, MMP-1 and -8.
Although the upstream sequences of silent and expressed vlp1 B. recurrentis A1 are dissimilar, both copies have a consensus lipoprotein leader sequence and putative characteristic features of a constitutive promoter.
In the absence of transposase sequences, superfamilies were predicted for each family based on TIR and putative TSD characteristics (Wicker et al. 2007) (table 2).
Porcine circovirus type 2 (PCV2) is a dominant causative agent of postweaning multisystemic wasting syndrome (PMWS), a multifactorial disease complex with putative immunosuppressive characteristics.
Comparative genomic analyses of these strains with F. novicida and F. tularensis isolates have revealed major differences in metabolic competency and putative pathogenic characteristics [ 19, 20].
We have indicated that predicting disease outcome and therapeutic response may be difficult due to the heterogeneity of the disease regarding both its clinical manifestations as well as putative pathogenic characteristics.
Although initial identification of new genes may not yield a clear indication of their respective functions, studies on their evolution may allow validation of their sequence identity and provide information on their putative functional characteristics.
