Sentence examples for assessing the content of from inspiring English sources
Assessing the content of the established consensus sequence for STAT1 binding sites, we find that the usage of "negative control" ChIP-seq data fails to provide substantial advantages.
Our study represents an effort to characterise the transcriptional profile of candidate genes putatively involved in secondary metabolism in olive fruits by assessing the content of major phenolic compounds in a comprehensive number of cultivars at different fruit developmental stages.
Although this survey was not designed to assess the chiropractor skill set for treating pediatric patients, this may be an ideal next step along with assessing the content of the post-graduate examining boards' diplomate examinations.
Adopting a qualitative approach to assessing the content of web-based information on birth after CS enables a greater understanding of both overt and subtle messages portrayed by websites likely to be accessed by women searching for information on this topic.
Although a command-line interface facilitates deposition and specific retrieval requests, laboratory heads typically prefer an overview of all or large sections of their simulation data and for this purpose a web interface usually provides the quickest way of assessing the content of the database.
Oxidative stress was evaluated by assessing the contents of malondialdehyde (MDA), superoxide-dismutase (SOD) and glutathione peroxidase (GSH-Px).
Included studies were screened by title and abstract and the full paper verified by assessing the contents of the paper based on the set criteria.
Additionally, the time spent on assessing the contents of Internet delivered interventions is limited which results in insufficient exposure to the intervention content [ 31– 31].
The second is its internal validity, which is protected by the structured protocol monitoring the ACT model, as well assessing the contents of the CAU by also applying the DACTS scale.
Having meticulously assessed the content of the courses offered at LSE and Cambridge, I decided I would be more suited to the course in London.
If the media would better help voters assess the content of a political hopeful's message, the coolness of the politician might recede to its proper place.
