Sentence examples for unspecific recognition from inspiring English sources

Estimates of selective pressure suggest unspecific recognition of the proline-rich domain by cytoskeletal proteins.

Therefore, the thermodynamic properties of siRNA molecules play a central role in determining the molecule's functionality by facilitating several steps, namely, duplex unwinding, correct strand selection, reduced unspecific recognition of target, and mRNA turnover.

However, using these fractions the unspecific antigen recognition observed by the antibodies of leishmaniasic patients was reduced.

This multi-label classification approach is an appropriate alternative for addressing the prediction of ABC efflux, especially considering the unspecific nature of substrate recognition by the ABC family members.

An evidence for unspecific proline-rich domain recognition by cytoskeletal proteins is also furnished by the results of Ka/Ks calculation.

Innate immunity is activated in the myocardium early by recognition of rather unspecific stimuli, summarized as danger-associated molecular patterns [ 10].

In high-risk regions, doctors should be more aware of early-stage, unspecific signs and symptoms to improve recognition, diagnosis, and downsizing of tumors at presentation, thereby improving treatment options.

Whereas substrate recognition of ABCB1 is rather unspecific, enabling it to act as a versatile efflux pump of toxicants, ABCB4 is a highly specialized transporter that trans-locates certain phospholipids and does not efflux toxicants from cells [ 7].

These extracellular vesicles are internalized by an unspecific endocytic pathway or by specific ligand-receptor recognition mechanisms [ 85].

These observations indicate that OFC activation is involved in processes that convey an unspecific feeling about an object without necessarily triggering explicit recognition.

The weak signal obtained could result from a partial display of the recombinant protein or from a weak recognition by the first antibody because of unspecific interaction with the second antibody.