The phrase "assumption that the expression" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing a belief or premise regarding a particular expression or statement in a logical or analytical context.
Example: "The assumption that the expression accurately reflects the underlying theory is crucial for our analysis."
Alternatives: "belief that the phrase" or "premise that the statement".
It also indicated that the assumption that the expression of genetic gain is constant across sites with different wood density potentials is valid, although data from additional trials located across a wider range of sites is required to confirm this.
In this regard, western blot analysis was consistent to the apoptosis result and confirmed our assumption that the expression of caspase-9 and Cyt C was increased by ECCNBs in SGC-7901 cell.
The value of clustering temporal profiles depends on the assumption that the expression levels of functionally related genes change synchronously with time and that they reflect coherent cellular behaviours.
Such in silico expression analysis relies on the assumption that the expression databases are comprehensive.
Our solution to deal with this lack of fate map data is the assumption that the expression state in migrating cells likely remains unchanged for many genes.
The arrays were then Log10-transformed and adjusted to each other by robust linear regression under the assumption that the expression of most genes does not change.
A potential problem with this reasoning is the implicit assumption that gene expression, the accessibility of exoproducts to non-producers and the fitness consequences of mutations are comparable in vitro and in vivo, and in acute and chronic infection contexts.
This is based on the assumption that expression of the mRNA of interest is described relative to the overall transcriptional activity of a cell.
Under the assumption that gene expression levels correlate with the level of their encoded proteins, the UGM compartment manifests a greater signaling complexity (indicated by its increased number of enriched functional categories) than the UGE compartment (Tables 1, 2).
Under the assumption that gene expression values are uncorrelated with the phenotype, the probability that there will be at most n "low stage" samples among the selected m samples is given by the cumulative hypergeometric probability h(x ≤ n; M, N, m).
The method for calculating transcription factor α-coefficients, from [ 13], uses the assumption that gene expression levels are proportional to the product of the levels of each transcription factor that binds to its promoter.
