Sentence examples for well known activity from inspiring English sources
As is well known, activity level measurement and fusion rule are two crucial factors in image fusion.
An interesting but not well known activity of p53 is its capacity to modify cell shape.
However, for the purpose of increasing the chance of making truly new discoveries such as new compounds and/or new activity profiles, it may be more relevant to identify clades that possess activity of interest and at the same time do not correspond to well known compounds with well known activity profiles [ 66].
Three implications can be drawn from the TinT patterns of Alu SINEs: (1) several subtypes of Alu elements were active during overlapping periods, (2) a significant change in Alu activity took place after Tarsius separated from a common ancestor with anthropoids, and (3) the TinT activity profiles correlate perfectly with the well known activity patterns of Alu elements [ 14].
In addition to their well known antibacterial activity, lysozymes have been implicated in antifungal and antiviral activity [ 50].
As is well known, the activity and selectivity depend heavily on the choice of promoter.
Therefore, the concentration ranges of C. monspeliensis extract displaying cytotoxicity against A-375 might be significant to support further studies since hexane extract of C. monspeliensis is enriched in vitamin E (11.5%) which possesses well known antioxidant activity.
It is well known that activity of catalysts depend on size, dimensions and morphologies and, therefore, the porous and nanostructured materials are expected to exhibit enhanced catalytic efficiency and reusability [25, 26, 27].
Our results suggest that besides the well known antifungal activity for the PR5 proteins, they might have additional functions in plant cells.
Interestingly, NF-κB can exert an anti-inflammatory role besides its well known proinflammatory activity, which mediates the resolution of inflammation [15].
It is well known that activity of the NCC channel is regulated by protein phosphorylation at different sites (Pacheco-Alvarez et al, 2006).
