Sentence examples for a more targeted analysis from inspiring English sources
Genes encoding lipid-related functions were present across the above classifications, prompting us to undertake a more targeted analysis of lipid-related genes.
Two of these QTL, on chromosomes 2 and 16, have recently been confirmed in a more targeted analysis of the same progeny [ 58].
They encourage people to avoid specious entries by offering more targeted analysis to people providing more information, which in turn enhances the data they already have.
It is the genome-wide surveillance strategy that has allowed the identification of the linkage which would not have been possible from more targeted analysis of individual mechanisms.
More targeted analysis, via stratification of children based on asthma or prior bronchiolitis in infancy, also reveals indistinguishable responses in virus-stimulated cytokine production between individuals with the homozygous TLR4 haplotype (Asp/Asp+Thr/Thr) or the heterozygous haplotype (Asp/Gly+Thr/Ile) (Figures 5 and 6).
More targeted analysis is required to understand the effects of air pollution on the co-reporting of respiratory allergies/hay fever and indices of asthma.
The in-depth analysis of WRKY COR networks will surely contribute to unveil the function of WRKY genes, as a more targeted genetic analysis will be possible on sets of candidate genes, shown to be significantly co-regulated.
We look forward to replacing the so-called "gold standard" of animal toxicity testing by a strategy resulting in a more targeted risk analysis for human health endpoints.
As we were interested in compounds associated with berry flavors as they develop or change in the late stages of berry ripening, we took a more targeted approach for analysis with this in mind.
Our method reduces the interactions between several hundred miRNAs and several thousand mRNAs to a few miRNA-mRNA groups, thereby facilitating a more meaningful biological analysis and a more targeted experimental validation.
A more targeted approach for multi-species comparative expression analysis is to determine how different species respond to a particular perturbation such as starvation, exposure to chemicals or a naturally occurring environmental stress.
