Sentence examples for based on mining of from inspiring English sources
We developed a new quality-based selection index based on mining of the number of regulatory elements on the promoter regions of up-regulated genes controlled by the 7 highly activated TFs.
We also developed a new quality-based strategy for selection of genes important for pathogenesis, based on mining of the number of TFBs in their promoter regions.
This latter section of the manuscript was based on mining of previous microarray and RNA-Seq data sets for GnT1IP-L and MGAT1 transcript levels, but the data presentation and description of methods employed are cryptic or entirely missing.
Based on previous general knowledge of diterpene biosynthesis in angiosperms, and based on mining of our recently published transcriptome database obtained by deep 454-sequencing of cDNA from clary sage calices, we cloned and functionally characterized two new diterpene synthase (diTPS) enzymes for the complete biosynthesis of sclareol in clary sage.
Both REG1B and SYCN were identified in our previous proteomics discovery work as candidate pancreatic cancer biomarkers due to their presence in pancreatic juice from PDAC patients along with their identification as proteins highly tissue specific to the pancreas based on mining of several tissue specificity databases [ 13].
We propose an approach based on mining claim data to support the exploration of trajectories of care.
These data indicate that it is not likely that prospectors located mines based on individually learned estimates of environmental parameters.
We believe that experts in different fields of biology will be capable of formulating other interesting hypothesis based on the mining of our numerous novel predictions.
The second, lasting until the late 19th century, was based on the mining of silver deposits first in the south (Guanajuato, Zacatecas, and San Luis Potosí) and then progressively farther north and west (Fresnillo, Durango, Hidalgo del Parral, and Álamos).
"Black Panther" takes place in the fictional African country of Wakanda, which has never been colonized and enjoys a booming economy based on the mining of Vibranium, a secret substance that provides superpowers and, I assume, also lends a hand with erectile dysfunction, fibromyalgia, and the sort of depression that TV ads depict with frowning cartoon rain clouds.
The purpose of this paper is to develop a customer-oriented organisational diagnostic model, 'PARA' model, based on data mining of customer-complaint databases.
