Sentence examples for specificity characteristics from inspiring English sources

This is the first structure of a designed protein with six fingers, and was intended to provide insights into the unusual affinity and specificity characteristics of this protein.

Sensitivity and specificity characteristics of the immunofluorometric Mcm5 test for the detection of oesophageal cancer are presented as a receiver operating characteristics (ROC) curve.

In addition, sensitivity and specificity characteristics were derived from the ROC curves and were used to identify cutoff point values for defining high and low TWEAK levels.

When validated with experimental data sets, the predictions done showed the expected trends of true positive and true negative predictions, resulting in satisfying sensitivity and specificity characteristics.

Alignments and diverse structural analyses revealed that PdC-Lectin is functional and shares the mannose binding specificity characteristics of the human DC-SIGN CRD.

Sensitivity and specificity characteristics of the immunofluorometric Mcm5 test for the detection of pancreaticobiliary malignancy were presented as a receiver operating characteristics (ROC) curve.

Analysis of natural host-parasite relationships reveals the evolutionary forces that shape the delicate and unique specificity characteristic of such interactions.

It is likely that the SH3 and SH2 domains tethered to the Tyr kinase domain facilitate protein-protein interactions while the kinase domain potentially elicit substrate specificity characteristic of ptk1 subfamily of tyrosine kinases.

Due to their high sensitivity and specificity, characteristic images and patterns can easily mislead to premature diagnosis of malignancy.

Despite the increase in gene copy number, zebrafish aquaporins mostly retain the substrate specificity characteristic of the tetrapod counterparts.

After two to three iterations of the crosses with 85, we recovered progeny ascospores that produced mycelium of dual mating specificity characteristic of N. tetrasperma.