Sentence examples for scarcely characterized from inspiring English sources

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Notwithstanding the availability of consistent observations on the functional effects of progestins on the cardiovascular system, the molecular mechanisms of progestins actions on vascular cells have been up to now only scarcely characterized.

During the biosynthesis of heme d1, the enzyme siroheme decarboxylase catalyzes the conversion of siroheme to 12,18-didecarboxysiroheme 12,18-didecarboxysirohemeed recently (Bali S, Lawrence AD, Lobo SA, Saraiva LM, Golding BT, Palmer DJ et al. Molecular hijacking of siroheme for Thissynthenzymef heme and d1 heme. Proc Natl Acad Sci USA 2011;108:18260–5) and is only scarcely characterized.

The genome of globe artichoke has been scarcely characterized so far, and sequences available in the public databases are limited to about 36,000 ESTs and just a few genomic and mRNA sequences.

Health effects in women have been scarcely characterized, and studies have been limited to endometriosis (Cobellis et al. 2003; Reddy et al. 2006a, 2006b) and thyroid hormone changes (Huang et al. 2007).

We reported herein on the identification by mass spectrometry of 1615 proteins expressed in the oocyst of T. gondii, a developmental stage which has been scarcely characterized at the molecular level, despite its fundamental role in disease transmission.

Behaviorally, a single interaction may have consequences for the performance of the individuals and the outcome of future interactions (e.g. winner and loser effects of agonistic interactions, [ 16]; female mate choice, [ 17]), but its impact on the neurogenomic state of the individuals has been scarcely characterized.

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"Even if the kaiser's regime cannot be equated with that of the Nazis," he writes, "its policies could scarcely be characterized as enlightened".

Although a semantical theory can be built for them, they can scarcely be characterized any longer as giving actual rules in any case complete rules for right reasoning or for valid argumentation.

Chemotherapeutic induced peripheral neuropathy (CIPN) is a scarcely understood and poorly treated condition, which, characterized by spontaneous pain, and mechanical and cold allodynia and hyperalgesia, causes significant discomfort, and often therapy discontinuation.

Indeed, H460 formed well-rounded spheroids when growing on ground condition, whereas when exposed to a simulated microgravity field, cultures were characterized by poorly compact aggregates with scarcely delineated borders at 6 and 24 h).

While morphological changes during single cell adhesion and spreading are well characterized, the accompanying alterations in cellular mechanics are scarcely addressed.

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