Sentence examples for systematically delineating from inspiring English sources

To our knowledge, this is the first investigation exploiting a functional proteomic strategy for systematically delineating hERK1 signalling complexes in mitochondria.

However, despite the availability of RTK sequences from diverse organisms (∼3000 sequences), the sequence features that contribute to the unique modes of regulation in individual RTKs have not been systematically delineated.

In this study we systematically delineated the transcriptional program induced by stimulation of various TLRs in macrophages.

In this study, the authors describe a systematically delineated 3D protocol to generate human lung organoids from human pluripotent stem cells.

In the context of clinical care and research, Kass and colleagues have systematically delineated the conceptual, moral, and empirical problems with attempting to draw a sharp distinction between clinical research and practice, with a view to taking a more holistic approach [ 12].

The significant overlap between connectivity patterns and functional correlations suggests that our map of PMC networks could serve as a useful reference tool for future studies aimed at systematically exploring the behavioral correlates of the PMC, and further delineating the impact of task performance activity patterns observed at rest.

As patients who suffer from AKI also tend to systematically differ from those without AKI on relevant demographic and clinical characteristics, accurate assessment of these variables is paramount to delineating the risk attributable to AKI for poor outcomes.

Delineating the nanoemulsion regions, the amounts of Capmul MCM (i.e., lipid) and Nikkol HCO 50 (i.e., emulgent) were selected as the critical factors for systematically formulating the optimized S-SNEDDS employing face centered cube design.

There were no traffic cones or markings delineating the route.

Delineating the genetic basis of systemic lupus erythematosus.

Then there are writers who are delineating a particular territory.