Sentence examples for uniquely a function of from inspiring English sources
We have shown that this discrimination is not uniquely a function of the high formal charge density of its active site, because the PTPs tested, which have only one positively charged active site group instead of the +7 formal positive charges in the AP active site, also exhibited high levels of discrimination, (0.5 7) × 10-fold (Table 1; Figure 2).
Thus, even in this complicated period, by looking at the evolution of the changes in whole blood gene expression, we identified 2447 genes that change uniquely as a function of time and these mapped to 19 canonical functional pathways (Figure 3C).
The numbers of metabolite shifts (0 vs. 20 min, P<0.05) uniquely associated with FAO was a function of both experimental condition and compartment (buffer or matrix) (Figure 3).
For those who balk at the new bills, it is useful to remember that those high co-payments are largely a function of the uniquely high price of medical services in the United States — everything from drugs to scans to operating room time.
Interference with normal protrusion/external 2 domain contacts might impair a function of TFIIF that uniquely occurs at or shortly after initiation, whereas the lobe mutant phenotypes may reflect a downstream function, such as elongation speed and pausing in the vicinity of the poly(A) or termination site.
Equations (5) and (7) uniquely define the orbit segment u ON as a function of λ for fixed T ON.
The analysis provides direct access to the diffusion coefficient as a function of the site energy, which can be uniquely transformed into a populated site energy distribution.
Having in mind that, can be (uniquely) extended as a function satisfying (2.3) onto.
A dimensional analysis of the problem is carried out, and it is demonstrated that the eigenfrequencies and associated maximum modal stresses of the pipe may be uniquely represented as functions of only two non-dimensional parameters.
Interestingly, cluster 7 was uniquely enriched for CTCF, suggesting that the enrichment of H3.1 is designated to a specific function of CTCF.
Previous studies suggest that the response of the mammary gland cannot be modeled uniquely by the optimization of a linear objective function of fluxes.
