Sentence examples for a systems-level view from inspiring English sources

Frankly, without this quantitative information it is impossible to accurately understand cellular processes at a systems-level view.

In this paper, we probe the current research regarding cocaine and the immune system, and map a systems-level view to outline a broader perspective of the biological response to cocaine.

This study points to the utility of incorporating a systems-level view of global dynamics, as distinguished from the dynamics or kinetic behavior of the individual elements of a system, into a computational analysis framework that can be used for studying transcriptional regulatory mechanisms governing a complex biological process such as differentiation.

In this paper, we introduce the AusPlots Rangelands field data collection solution, providing a systems-level view and motivating its development through the discussion of key functional requirements.

"We're trying to take what a physicist might call a systems-level view and look at how all the sectors, government, business, nonprofit, are interacting and how they can work together for social benefit," he said.

In summary, parallel measurement of single-cell expression in thousands of tumor cells and tumor-infiltrating lymphocytes can be used to obtain a systems-level view of the tumor microenvironment and identify new avenues for therapeutic development.

Despite this, a systems level view of the transcriptional program and the degree of cell to cell heterogeneity within the dorsal neural tube remains poorly understood due to the challenge of monitoring the regulatory state of individual cells.

Mechanical transmissions are addressed with a system-level view for preliminary sizing and virtual prototyping.

Refer to the above diagram for a system level view of how the Haptic Data Visualizer works.

This paper presents a systematic framework for the transient analysis and active control of microchannel flow oscillations at a system-level view.

This means that Health and Wellbeing Boards need to consider how to take a system level view of how citizens are supported in developing and using their experience and knowledge of key systems – health, education, legal – to ensure that people get access to the support they need, can take more control of their own lives and help shape local services to better reflect their priorities.