The phrase "after pathways" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing sequences, processes, or outcomes that follow certain routes or methods.
Example: "The research will explore the effects of various treatments after pathways have been established."
Alternatives: "following routes" or "subsequent to pathways".
The move was prompted after Pathway announced plans last week to sell its genetic test through drug stores nationwide for the first time "despite concern from the scientific community regarding the accuracy of test results," the letters stated.
After pathway engineering, genome replication engineering assisted continuous evolution was applied to improve methanol utilization.
After pathway-based permutation testing, haplotypes of MLH1, MSH5, and MUS81 were associated with IgAD and the combined IgAD/CVID group.
Here we report that primary epithelial cells restrict the amount of phospho-ERK localized in the nucleus after pathway stimulation, although the cells obviously have an intact Ras/MAPK signaling pathway and the means to activate ERK.
However, we do see considerable overlap in results obtained, especially after pathway en gene set analyses.
A P-value and FDR was returned after pathway analysis for each breed.
The similarities became clear after pathway enrichment analysis that resulted in six common pathways affected by combined treatment with ionizing radiation and 5-FU.
However, we have tested whether the successfully validating outputs are also validated after pathway edits performed with CyKEGGParser or by the user in Cytoscape environment.
In the planning phase of the investigation, a frequency of at least 75% individually cost effective processes was expected before versus at least 90% after pathway implementation.
This impact of the preoperative WOMAC level corresponds to the univariate cohort gradient in median preoperative WOMAC levels (41% before versus 44%and46%6% after pathway implementation).
