Sentence examples for systems established for from inspiring English sources
Cell-free systems established for in vitro examination of ubiquitin involvement in proteolytic processes usually employ Fraction II, which should be essentially ubiquitin-free.
However, a variety of transmitting and receiving antenna arrangements were and are still common, particularly with older larger systems established for the DAE or as large general purpose antenna arrays.
P. falciparum elimination would be possible if surveillance and response to foci of infections were substantially improved drawing on experience and systems established for polio and other rare, notifiable infectious diseases.
By adding the small sinusoidal perturbations to the three-dimensional energy resource system established for two regions of China, the autonomous system becomes the non-autonomous system which has richer dynamical behaviors.
This is the first bigenic in vivo biotinylation system established for use in insect cells with secretable recombinant membrane proteins biotinylated by an ER-retained variant of BirA biotin ligase.
"Very early on, Jon was corresponding with me about the naming and numbering system established for the Internet (IANA).
The neurological deficit after MCAO or NMDA application was assessed blindly by two investigators using a four-point scoring system established for rats [34], [35] and mice [33], [36].
Parent-reported injuries were collected through a notification system established for this study.
The side cut corneal healing pattern was evaluated according to a grading system established for the purpose of this investigation.
In the absence of a specific staging system established for SmCC of the GIT, the stage of the disease is presented according to two staging systems, which are being used in parallel in clinical practice.
Some examples of potential gaps are listed below to illustrate the value of this systematic description: Potential surveillance systems gaps: These gaps occur when there is no surveillance system established for important disease events, upstream hazards, determinants or interventions.
