The phrase "average expression from" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a typical or common expression derived from a particular source or context.
Example: "The average expression from the survey indicated that most participants preferred online learning."
Alternatives: "typical expression from" or "common expression from".
Since a significant fraction of genes in the different sets shows tissue specific patterns of expression (expressed in some but not all tissues) we were concerned that the average expression from all tissues would result in a bias towards ubiquitously expressed genes rather than providing information regarding each gene's potential strength of expression.
When the average expression from each cat was evaluated, no significant differences in expression were apparent.
When the average expression from each cat was evaluated, significant increases in expression of LUM (P = 0.002), was apparent.
Transcript levels were calculated using the 2−ΔΔCT method using gapdh as a reference gene and were normalized to the average expression from WT samples.
In wild type spermatids, approximately 20% of the single-copy X-linked genes reach an average expression level that is similar to the average expression from autosomes.
Fold induction is calculated by dividing the average expression from metaphase I anaphase I by the average expression from DNA replication-prophase I. (C ) Ordered plot for mRNA-seq and ribosome footprinting data for NDC80 and (D ) HSK3 at the indicated stages.
Relative fold-change values (individual values divided by the averaged expression from all ages in both sexes) were calculated on a per spot/feature basis.
These relative fold-changes (individual values divided by the averaged expression from both males and females) were calculated on a per spot/feature basis.
Fold changes were calculated from the average expression for each line divided by the average expression in all controls used in the same experiment.
Average expression values from treated periodontitis biopsies were divided by expression values from healthy gingival tissues.
Probes for stemness genes and their average expression values from two samples for each cell line were obtained from microarray analysis for BCOS, KHOS, RLOS, and RFOS groups.
