Sentence examples for uniquely heterogeneous from inspiring English sources
The membrane-water interface forms a uniquely heterogeneous and geometrically constrained environment for enzymatic catalysis.
With approximately 350 distinct GPCRs in the genome, these receptors provide a rich landscape for the design of effective, targeted therapies for cancer, a uniquely heterogeneous disease family.
By integrating PM principles into translational HL research and clinical practice, hearing specialists are uniquely positioned to effectively treat the heterogeneous causes and manifestations of HL on an individualized basis.
SGQDs uniquely combine the merits of homogenous catalysts and heterogeneous catalysts, i.e., SGQDs resemble a homogenous catalyst in the reaction while they can be recycled just mimicking the heterogeneous catalysts.
Two-dimensional PCH (2dPCH), with endogenously expressed proteins tagged with GFP or mCherry, uniquely indicates that Ste11 and Ste50 form a heterogeneous complex in the yeast cytosol comprised of a dimer of Ste11 and a monomer of Ste50.
In these diseases, interactions between genetic, microbial and environmental influences lead to heterogeneous phenotypes in patient subsets that are uniquely responsive to specific microbial manipulations.
The subpopulation of human colorectal tumor cells with an ESA+CD44+ phenotype are uniquely responsible for tumorigenesis and have the capacity to generate heterogeneous tumors in a xenograft setting (i.e. CoCSC).
In human colorectal cancer a subpopulation of cells with certain surface markers (i.e. CD133+, CD44+ or ESA+ phenotypes) are thought to be uniquely responsible for tumorigenesis and to have the capacity to generate heterogeneous tumors in a xenograft setting.
Long-term study of post-disturbance colonizing cohorts uniquely reveal how species are responding to real-time environmental change in heterogeneous landscapes, which will help us better anticipate 21st century species distributions and abundances.
A diverse group of IDU "seeds" (heterogeneous by age, gender and neighborhood) were selected and given uniquely coded coupons to refer their peers.
Briefly, a diverse group of "seeds" (heterogeneous by age, gender, and neighborhood) was selected and given uniquely coded coupons to refer their peers to the study.
