Sentence examples for a recently published profile from inspiring English sources
The two ancient samples have more similar functional profiles to each other than to a recently published profile for modern humans.
To further explore the correlation of p21 gene expression level with clinical outcome in breast cancer patients, we utilized a recently published gene profiling database of breast cancer patients to assess p21 gene expression in overall survival (OS) and distant metastasis-free survival (DMFS) outcomes [ 34].
In particular, a recently published dataset has profiled several hundred kinase inhibitors using a panel of more than 300 kinases [ 4].
First, we clustered with SEED, the raw sequences from four different NGS samples from a recently published small RNA profiling study in Arabidopsis thaliana (Hsieh et al., 2009).
Interestingly, 238 of the 243 genes were detectable in the control samples of a recently published dataset obtained by ribosomal profiling of Arabidopsis seedlings [ 15], indicating that the genes are translated also in general conditions.
A recently published paper was entitled "Can biofluids metabolic profiling help us to improve health care during pregnancy?" [ 46].
The decline in the regulatory overlap at lower PIDs clearly visible in Fig. 2A,2B is in accord with a recently published analysis [ 11] of similarity between microarray profiles of paralogs.
We obtained the HTS pharmacological profiling data of 12 TNBC cell lines from a recently published paper [ 23].
In order to dissect this question, we first obtained the miRNA expression profiles of 345 miRNAs across 40 normal tissues from a recently published paper[15].
A recently published The Cancer Genome Atlas (TCGA) article [ 16] reports genomic, transcriptomic and proteomic profiling of 240 endometrial tumors.
That is one conclusion of a recently published book, "The Wealth of Michelangelo," by a professor of art history here who found in Renaissance archives a surprising financial profile of unacknowledged wealth and unwarranted thrift.
