Sentence examples for applied to deciphering from inspiring English sources
Although the field of network theory [ 36, 37] has significantly advanced the ability to detect modules, it has been minimally applied to deciphering the integration and modularity of morphological structures.
Here, a systems biology approach was applied to decipher the OmpR regulatory networks under osmotic stress (NaCl treatment).
Three-dimensional thermal modeling of a magma chamber has been already applied to decipher thermal regime beneath the Los Humeros and La Primavera geothermal fields, located in the eastern and western parts of the Mexican Volcanic Belt, respectively (LHGF and LPGF, respectively, in Figure 1; Verma and Andaverde 2007; Verma et al. 2012; Verma and Gómez-Arias 2013a).
But we can say that, at the very least, we will garner invaluable information that will be applied to decipher the TB bacterium's interaction with the immune system and improve the design of future vaccine candidates.
For verification purposes, our approach is applied to decipher cis-regulation of sea urchin endo16 temporal gene expression data [9], [10] to construct a sequential logical model; although our approach can handle general transactivity, in this section we only focus on cis-regulation due to the fact that we are using mutation data on cis-acting sites of endo16.
A hybrid approach of Roche/454 pyrosequencing and Sanger sequencing followed by manual gap filling was applied to decipher the N. dokdonensis DSW-6 genome.
Significant advances were made in the last decade in super resolution microscopy methods (reviewed in [ 97]) and were successfully applied to decipher chromosomal architecture [ 98].
Although information theory-based approaches have been widely applied to decipher GRNs [ 18– 20], they are not currently used to determine the type of the regulation between two connected genes in a reconstructed GRN.
The extended HIDN was next applied to decipher the molecular aetiology of autoimmune diseases for which viral infection is suspected to play an important role in interaction with genetic factors [ 21].
