Sentence examples for bc entities from inspiring English sources

Across all 25 identified modules, there are 9 and 8 unique GS and BC entities, respectively.

There are many types of prior knowledge that can be used to define meaningful GS and BC entities.

However, at seven months, genotypes in the BC entities revealed a 22% cost in size (Fig. 3b).

In this paper, a novel approach consisting of feature representation of BCs, coding mechanism for BC related topological entity and BC reconstructing mechanism is proposed.

Coding mechanism guarantees that the specified entities of BCs from the model reconstruction process could be identified.

BC was the only entity type to show some benefit at the genotypic level (measured as increased average genotype size): in the first two months after settlement, each genotype benefited 12% and 2% (respectively) in size.

At the entity level, BC and TC were significantly larger than SG (Fig. 2a), whereas at the genotype level, SG colonies were significantly larger than BC and TC partners from the third month following settlement (Duncan's post hoc test, p < 0.001, Fig. 2b).

Due to the low RAD51C mutation frequency, however, large collaborative studies are required to quantify the relative risk of RAD51C alterations for BC and potentially other cancer entities and, most importantly, to unravel genotype phenotype correlations as well as genetic modifying factors that determine phenotypic variability with respect to cancer site and tumor subtype.

The wide introduction of molecular analyses allowed the comprehension that BC is not a single entity but should be divided into, at least, 4 major subtypes: Luminal A, Luminal B, HER2 positive and triple negative/basal-like.

Select members of the Tumor Necrosis Factor Receptor Superfamily (TNFRSF) were found to be significantly up-regulated in the microarray gene expression studies and were identified as key entities in the overall enriched network (TNFRSF4: BC Rank 5, TNFRSF9: BC Rank 11 and Authority Rank 6, and TNFRSF1B: Hub Rank 6).

Proto-Slavic began to develop as a separate linguistic entity in the 2nd millennium bc and was to remain quite unified for a long time to come.