Sentence examples for based on recent experimental from inspiring English sources
As a result, based on recent experimental and bioinformatic data, one might speculate that the high insertional activity of mouse L1s could play a significant part in shaping the structure and expression of the mouse transcriptome [ 6, 7].
Further, detailed analysis of the remaining proteins showed that for some of them functional assignments either had been made or could be made very easily, based on recent experimental data or convincing sequence similarity to experimentally characterized proteins.
"Based on recent experimental data, we have developed a conductance-based computational network model of the subthalamic nucleus and the external segment of the globus pallidus in the indirect pathway of the basal ganglia.
Based on recent experimental work by Luo, Y. et al.
We propose a new hypothesis of the dynamic movement of bulk material during conveyance based on recent experimental discovery.
Based on recent experimental evidence of temporary electron capacitors in Geobacter we propose a novel kinetic model that physically distinguishes planktonic cells into electron-loaded and -unloaded states.
Based on recent advances in experimental methods it has been shown that cerebellar learning encompasses multiple sites of plasticity in cerebellar cortex as well as in the deep nuclei1,2.
Here we review how medical genomics [ 22, 23], based on recent advances in high-throughput experimental and computational technologies, is evolving in the context of systems biology into a more prospective systems medicine [ 24- 31].
47– 49 In that respect, there has also been some discussion based on recent evidence suggesting that the main experimental technique for determining nucleosome occupancy may generate biased results, which, if true, would also affect the perceived dependence of nucleosome occupancy on DNA sequence and/or structure.
The experimental design was based on recent published work [ 24].
It eliminates many inferred reactions for which there is no evidence, adds new reactions based on recent evidence and results in improved predictions of experimental data.
