Sentence examples for selectively present from inspiring English sources
Therefore, as an immunogen, cleaved spikes that selectively present desired neutralizing epitopes to B cells may elicit cross-reactive neutralizing antibodies.
That way, you can be sure to maintain consistency in how you present yourself — or in how you selectively present personal information.
In passive targeting, one takes advantage of the higher endocytic uptake of cancer cells and leaky vasculature around tumours which allow for higher uptake of NPs than in healthy tissues (Barreto et al. 2011), while in active targeting, the NPs are functionalised with specific molecules that interact with receptors known to be selectively present in tumour cells (Salvati et al. 2013).
They selectively present, or misrepresent, the findings of the studies they do include.
Interestingly, 5 miRNAs selectively present in MSCs (see Table 2) were known to be expressed by bone marrow (mirWalk database), indicating a tissue specificity.
Other chemical classes of secondary metabolites were selectively present in the extracts.
These partisans rely in part on obfuscation: shaping, slicing and selectively presenting data in an attempt to mislead.
Peptides derived from pathogens or tumors are selectively presented by the major histocompatibility complex proteins (MHC) to the T lymphocytes.
The introduction selectively presents the main results of the papers, and attempts to illustrate many of them in terms of a common and canonical example, the single unit auction with interdependent values.
The results from the case study of a long suspension bridge using the proposed formulation and program are also selectively presented in this paper.
As if to provide an example, Gove slips in a lovely bit of selectively presented data: When 54% of people agree with his GCSE plans, they are the "majority of respondents" (page 14), but when 56% do not agree with what he wants to change this larger percentage becomes "a small majority" (page 7).
