Sentence examples for a function of progression from inspiring English sources

Using the relationship described by the data of Figure 6 to convert fluorescence to molecules, we determined the expression of cyclin B1 in molecules per cell as a function of progression through the cell cycle for the three test cell line samples.

Overall, it is tempting to speculate that the expression of the same set of AF-associated miRNAs can be up- or downregulated as a function of progression from paroxysmal to chronic AF.

Thus, in this context, the observed PFS is more a function of when progression was assessed rather than when the patient actually progressed.

Furthermore, the expression of HDAC2 mRNA and protein in peripheral lung tissue and bronchoalveolar lavage macrophages, declined as a function of disease progression [9].

These findings suggest that despite the significant reduction in the proportion of tumor-reactive antibody cultures as a function of disease progression, patients from each of stage groups had B cells with antibodies that recognized tumor cells.

Therefore, future investigations will be directed at assessing cyclin D1b in tumours as a function of disease progression.

In addition, HAP has been found in inflammation-associated calcifications whereby the materials properties of HAP change as a function of disease progression.

These limitations aside, our observations identified several differences in ontological processes, thereby also suggesting several putative differences in the RA pathophysiological mechanisms as a function of disease progression.

The first dataset (GEO ID: GDS810) [ 43], studied the expression profile of genes from the hippocampal region of the brain as a function of the progression of the disease (incipient, moderate, and severe).

Clinical evidence suggests that a number of tumor types switch expression from cyclin D1a to the neoplastic-specific variant cyclin D1b as a function of tumor progression: an event associated with therapeutic resistance in multiple model systems.

Taken together, these data further support the hypothesis in which a wound-healing-like process is diminished as a function of emphysema progression and further suggest that this process is related to the TGFβ pathway.