Sentence examples for somewhat characterized from inspiring English sources
While G-protein coupled receptors have been somewhat characterized in respect to membrane versus intact cell binding, there is a scarcity of data reported on intracellular receptor binding in intact cells [47], [48], [49].
In rice, CI subfamily, Hsp18.0 of CII subfamily and Hsp26.7-P have been somewhat characterized previously [ 28- 30].
As discussed above, we were able to identify a large terminase for all of the Bacillus phages, meaning that these gene products had homologues that were somewhat characterized, but not homologous to the prevalent Pham.
We were able to identify a large terminase for all of the Bacillus phages, meaning that these gene products had homologs that were somewhat characterized, but not homologous to the prevalent Pham.
The function of ancillary virulence determinants is somewhat characterized in O157 H7 [ 2, 42], however, the relevance as well as the distribution of these factors in EHEC 2 is not clear.
While Mr. Marans has a tendency toward didacticism and the one woman in the story's conflicted triangle is somewhat abrasively characterized, the drama explores stimulating territory in Jeff Calhoun's taut production (1 30).
However, this somewhat well characterized Azolla Nostoc symbiosis is just the tip of the Azolla microbiome iceberg.
The attempt to use the clinical presentation in these somewhat better characterized patients to predict which animals in the group "questionable atopic" were likely to respond to a diet trial was unsuccessful.
They are so similar in sequence (77 % identity), 3D structure (root-mean-square deviations (RMSD) of 0.3 Å for a superposition of 230 out of 256 Cα-atoms) and biochemical properties that we used the (somewhat better characterized) HbHNL as prototype for (S -HNLs with an α/β-hydrolaS -HNLs.
However, while one can somewhat impute characterizing "spikiness", a meaningful definition of "robustness" is not provided.
It has been characterized, somewhat inaccurately, as the largest structure ever built by living creatures.
