Sentence examples for analyses belonged from inspiring English sources

The 183 identified targets from our degradome analyses belonged to 57 different annotation groupings (Additional file 1).

Surprisingly, none of the 13 B. distachyon CBF homologs identified in the blast analyses belonged to the CBF4 group genes (Additional file 3).

She complains that Marcus's "garrulous footnotes" (again, features of "Mystery Train" and "Lipstick Traces" that inject energetic humor into his analyses) belong "in the back".

One hundred and twenty insect mitochondrial genomes were used for strand asymmetry analyses, belonging to 20 orders in three classes of insects (Table S1), including all those available in GenBank at the inception of this study and two recently sequenced ones [36].

The framework species used for these analyses belong to these different groups.

Applied to the context of this paper, HCS data analyses belong to information visualization.

Atlantolacerta andreanskyi is an enigmatic lacertid lizard that, according to the most recent molecular analyses, belongs to the tribe Eremiadini, family Lacertidae.

The chromosome 9 gene (GRMZM2G178880) that was identified in both the North Carolina and combined analyses belongs to the cellulose synthase-like family A (CslA) protein family.

The firm said that 68% of the trackers analysed belonged to third-parties, usually advertisers, rather than the site's owner.

The six regions analysed belonged to genes that were detected as differentially enriched by both Me-DIP-chip (Table S3, and S4) and gene-specific real-time PCR (Table 1).

Worth noting is that most of the LTR sequences (6/8) analysed belonged to the "West Africa" subgroup, while the remaining two clustered in the "Transcontinental" subgroup (Additional file 5).