Sentence examples for the availability of isolated from inspiring English sources

The availability of isolated proteins for genes in F. tularensis enables proteome scale investigation into the role that each component of this microbe plays in cellular and humoral immunity.

On the other hand, MOTIF-EM searches for conserved domains between the input cryoEM maps without depending on the availability of isolated structural homologs or backbone trace or even detectable secondary-structure elements in the maps and in a fully automated way.

The availability of isolates representing the main groups of general diversity offers clear advantages with the possibility of assigning the functional role in the rumen based on the metabolic properties of pure cultures.

Over time, there has been a shift toward using molecular techniques for strain typing, but both typing and susceptibility testing still rely heavily on the availability of isolates.

The availability of isolates linked to corresponding epidemiologic case data positions EPS to monitor the evolving molecular epidemiology of pertussis and quickly detect changes in the B. pertussis genome.

Recent limitations in oral treatments for gonorrhea resulting from the discontinued manufacturing of cefixime, as well as decreases in the availability of isolates for susceptibility testing as culture methods are replaced by nucleic acid amplification tests, pose additional challenges for successfully treating patients and identifying resistant organisms.

Previously, many studies of single adult human neurons were dependent on the availability of freshly isolated neurosurgical tissues from limited regional samples [109].

There are a number of experimental apparati aimed at the measurement of small forces, whose performance is strictly related to the availability of an isolated inertial frame.

We thank Dr. John Gunn for the availability of Francisella isolates, Dr. Michael C. Ostrowski for the Myr-Akt mice and Dr. Gerry Krystal for the SHIP-deficient mice.

Thanks to the availability of clinical isolates from the pre- and post-vaccine era, B. pertussis population has been extensively analysed during the last two decades [7].

The availability of viral isolates and genetic sequences, coupled with bioinformatics tools offered an unprecedented opportunity to study viral evolution in the context of the population genetics and HLA driven selection pressures which must inevitably play an important role in determining the outcome of the infection.