Sentence examples for a novel developmental from inspiring English sources

Collectively, our study reports a novel developmental epigenetic layer that couples mitochondrial biogenesis to neuronal differentiation.

In this study, we report a novel developmental epigenetic layer that couples mitochondrial biogenesis to neuronal differentiation.

In this study, we provide evidence for a novel developmental epigenetic layer coupling mitochondrial biogenesis to neuronal differentiation.

This project also represents a novel developmental approach to building human-like artificial intelligence systems and comprehensive computational models of human cognitive architecture.

This study contributes a novel developmental methodology from the Information Systems ISS) field as a reference model for future HBIS development, along with the integration of indicators from three major managerial dimensions - NHI, hospital accreditation, and healthcare quality.

This paper describes the development of a hospital-based business intelligent system (HBIS) based on a novel developmental methodology, called the design science research methodology (DSRM), and implemented in a regional general hospital in Taiwan.

Although the use of studies focused on the turtle orthologs of genes identified in other organisms are clearly important, screens for candidate genes that avoid making a priori assumptions represent a complementary approach with excellent potential to reveal novel developmental genes.

The database generated by this study provides a rich foundation for the identification of novel developmental biomarkers, functional gene pathways, and targeted studies of postnatal maturation in the auditory forebrain.

One merit of these tools is that they are highly automatic for analyzing given genes, facilitating specific analysis focusing on identification of a functional gene set such as potentially novel developmental genes.

In summary, a novel, complete developmental process of a diagnostic microarray, which enhances the diagnostic reliability, especially on subspecies levels, is described.

This may be a case of a structurally conserved protein with an ancestral function (preskeletal mesenchymal condensation, seen even in fish; Eames et al. 2012), acquiring novel developmental expression patterns by coming under a new regulatory regime.