Sentence examples for a varied expression from inspiring English sources

We observed a varied expression of MIF in the secretome of the six GBC cell lines.

As seen in Figure 2 and supplemental table 4, 18 miRNAs had a varied expression pattern between group 1 and group 3. Seventeen miRNAs were upregulated at least 2-fold with only miR-1914 downregulated 0.5-fold.

This dynamic response to nutrients was achieved by varied expression rates against a background of a very short UCP2 protein half-life of about 1 h.

The discriminative binding profiles between sexes should have a natural tie with the varied expression patterns of DmelOBP99b, which calls for more experiments, guiding the behavior of males and females especially during the copulation.

The existence of these varied expression patterns implies a complex set of regulatory mechanisms operating at the RNA level to control the abundance of transcripts encoded by nuclear genes.

To rule out uninformative genes, we selected the top 200 genes with the most varied expression from the 606 differentially expressed genes, among which, only three were down-regulated.

To first determine a cutoff for "expressed" genes, we chose six genes of varied expression with reads per kilobase per million mapped reads values between 0 and 7 in 0- to 2- and 2- to 4-hr embryonic RNA-Seq datasets.

If TMAs are to be used for high-throughput biomarker validation in the future, an ability to identify proteins exhibiting such varied expression patterns would be extremely helpful and avoid the reporting of potentially biased data.

This varied expression pattern is caused by a dl gradient.

Low and varied expression of CAR could be a significant factor for low transduction efficiencies.

FoxO proteins are expressed throughout the body, but their varied expression in the nervous system suggests that specific FoxO proteins may be vital for selective cellular and biological function and may be applicable for Alzheimer's disease, Parkinson's disease, Huntington's disease, amyotrophic lateral sclerosis, and auditory neuronal disease.