Sentence examples for uniquely processed from inspiring English sources
htRNALys3UUU is one of the most uniquely processed tRNAs having chemically rich post-transcriptional modifications that are important to conformation and function of the tRNA during protein synthesis.
This study uniquely processes Cryosat-2 Full Bit Rate (FBR) SAR Level 1A data to recover inland water heights.
The NuRD complex uniquely processes both nucleosome remodeling and histone deacetylase activities and functions primarily in transcriptional repression [42].
We introduce a federated semantic metadata registry framework by extending the ISO/IEC 11179 standard, and enable integration of data element registries through Linked Open Data (LOD) principles where each Common Data Element CDEE) can be uniquely referenced, queried and processed to enable the syntactic and semantic interoperability.
Each petroleum refinery is uniquely configured to process a specific raw material into a desired slate of products.
Our sense of touch is uniquely designed to process information quickly — often without the neural round trip to the brain.
The opportunity for sensory signal shaping via feed-forward and feed-back circuits is reviewed in the olfactory system along with the associational fiber plexus in paleocortex, which uniquely receives and processes olfactory information before it is relayed to the thalamus.
The last column informs whether a GO process was up- or down-regulated ("Direction of change") In order to gain more insight into functions of genes identified in the GO processes uniquely regulated in WT-PCLS or FXRKO-PCLS, genes significantly contributing to the GO enrichment were visualized as functional networks and heat maps.
Then, uniquely mapped sequence reads were processed by FindPeaks 3.1.9.2 software [34] in order to detect enriched regions.
But seeing mixed-race people identify as white is not unique to the United States, nor does it, in and of itself, demonstrate a uniquely American process of racial assimilation.
But if no formula is proposed for selecting the uniquely correct process type, isn't it a mystery how attributors converge on the same classifications (justified vs. unjustified) a large percentage of the time?
