Sentence examples for aiming at deciphering from inspiring English sources
The present study thus paves the way for cellular CERT inhibition studies en route to the development of pharmacological tools aiming at deciphering the respective function and therapeutic potential of the two CERT/GPBP protein isoforms.
This makes it a suitable candidate for large-scale molecular studies aiming at deciphering diapause characteristics.
This work represents one of the first approaches in the direction of host-pathogen systems biology aiming at deciphering signalling changes brought about by pathogenic bacteria.
To identify the potential role of such elements in mediating the hormone enhancing effect on nitrate responsiveness, we performed an in silico analysis aiming at deciphering the potential effect of each candidate binding site.
The approaches mentioned above can be spilt in two groups: (i) large-scale analyses, aiming at deciphering the global chromosome organisation; (ii) small-scale analyses, which take a particular point of view (some genes or markers are chosen).
In contrast, several studies aiming at deciphering the correlation between cancer samples that harbor aberrations in chromosome 16 and WFDC1 discovered low mutation rate and no significant alteration in WFDC1 expression in various cancers (13– 13).
The project is aimed at deciphering the substantial changes in arctic weather, ocean currents and ice in recent decades.
In recent years, a number of next-generation sequencing (NGS -based studies aimed at decipheriNGS -baseducture and compostudiesof the aimedys' microbiotat
Using this unique dataset, we aim at deciphering the endogenous (forest structure and composition) and exogenous (local environment and climate stress) drivers of ecosystem recovery in time.
The genomic alterations revealed in this study provide an important catalog of positional information relevant to efforts aimed at deciphering the molecular genetic basis of prostate cancer.
Most studies that aim at deciphering the amyloid structure rely on fibers generated in vitro or extracted from tissues using protocols that may modify their intrinsic structure.
