Sentence examples for those characterised for from inspiring English sources

At low urea concentrations, Im2 (1 29 Im9 and Im2 (56–64)Im9 fold in two-state transitions via transition states that are significantly less compact (βTS ≈ 0.7) than those characterised for the other immunity proteins presented here.

The mt genome of this species is ~300 400 bp larger than those characterised for related species (Strongylida), which range from 13.6 13.7 kb [ 32, 33], but is within the range of previously published mt genomes for chromadorean nematodes (~13.6 14.3 kb) [ 32, 34- 37].

Whereas genes responsible for the basic mammalian auditory plan have been well characterised (for example, see [ 37]), those responsible for species-specific adaptations are less known.

While cis-elements that positively regulate the response to ABA have been functionally characterised (for a review, see [ 41]), those that negatively regulate the response to ABA are largely unknown.

Future research can go further by automatically classifying SN users based on the framework's attributes that can be retrieved from the network in order to add an extra layer of security for those characterised as more vulnerable.

Haplotypes of the M11-M14 reginn in these 22 LW animals characterised for CYP11A1 expression level are not concordant with those of the 480 LW animals.

All catalysts were characterised for structure and reducibility.

The analytical properties are characterised for both modes of operations.

These coatings were characterised for microhardness, roughness, and scratch adhesion.

Though limited in scope, the question-and-answer format is seen as a badly needed upgrade to a procedure characterised for years by boring monologues.

The movie came and went within a month, and its critical reception was characterised for the most part by bafflement, condescension, lazy ridicule and outright hostility.