Sentence examples for stabilization identified from inspiring English sources
The frequency of p53 nuclear stabilization identified in SCCOT in the present cohort (64.46%) is in accordance with previous reports from India [ 13] as well as from the West [ 14].
In a two-step approach, first candidate positions with a high potential for stabilization were identified in Gβ1 libraries that were created by error-prone PCR, and then, after randomization of these positions by saturation mutagenesis, strongly stabilized variants were selected.
Nine pairs of reciprocal coupling residues crucial for enzymatic activity and structural stabilization were identified.
No mutants hosting aminoacidic substitutions in the QB pocket residues directly involved in plastoquinone binding, or binding stabilization were identified.
Moreover, elements related to plasmid replication and stabilization were identified in this new circular DNA.
The SCMs applied in Melbourne and Copenhagen are similar, but using a new framework for technological stabilization we identify differences in their application due to different physical, organizational and cultural contexts in the two cities, drought being the main driver during the past decade in Melbourne (1997 2010) and pluvial flooding in Copenhagen (2007-).
Here, we investigated whether and how VEGF dose regulates nascent vessel stabilization, to identify novel therapeutic targets.
Two stabilization limits are identified, one for approaching flames, consistent with previous studies, and one for receding flames that has not been reported to date.
Structural features relevant to the stabilization of the identified inhibitors in the active site of Eya2 phosphatase are discussed in detail.
90 consecutive patients (78 men) undergoing arthroscopic anterior stabilization surgery were identified over a 3-year period.
Other investigators have identified stabilization of the blood-brain barrier and a general reduction in the post-traumatic hypermetabolic state as other possible beneficial effects of this treatment.
