Sentence examples for be a technical artifact from inspiring English sources

However, this may be a technical artifact due to the relatively lengthy procedure to isolate lung cells during which cytokines may have been released (although in one attempt at in vitro restimulation of lung cells in the presence of Brefeldin A we did not detect any IL-17+ cells – data not shown).

Hanahan and Weinberg [ 9] did not completely reject the possibility that growth arrest of human cells in culture might be a technical artifact.

Apparent absence could also be a technical artifact from low sequence coverage, consistent with the observation that the genome assemblies for these taxa largely comprise small contigs.

However, many teleost Type IIb receptors were identified on small contigs that lacked syntenic neighboring genes, so gene absence could be a technical artifact of genes missing from each genome database.

Reduced gene body methylation in Cvi is unlikely to be a technical artifact of mapping biases: gene bodies have fewer SNPs and indels than TEs and thus mapping efficiency is better to genes than to TEs.

This discrepancy between the presence of Dermatopontin transcripts in the C. nemoralis mantle transcriptome, and the absence of Dermatopontin proteins in the shell-proteome may be a technical artifact, or a biological reality.

The possibility that it is a technical artifact of the analysis must be considered, but it also dominates the profiles of only the individuals with the highest quality RNA (see methods), it is hard to conceive that an artifact would stably transmit across the generations, and would so clearly correlate with a measure of differentiation of major T cell classes.

The depletion at very short distances is a technical artifact of spot detection (2 very close particles are detected as a single one).

However, there was no relative depletion of small species after the second purification, supporting the conclusion that this deletion has a biological underpinning rather than being a technical artifact.

Although it is possible this is a technical artifact (e.g., due to somatic transcripts binding postlysis to GLD-1), this should also have occurred in the C. elegans studies, but did not.

Unless the result is a technical artifact, one possibility is that translation of AUA as isoleucine is achieved using tRNAIle ΨAU) imported from the cytosol, whereas mt-tRNAIle CAU) is retained for other functions or recruited for translation of mt-tRNAIle CAUons (e.g., Lavrov and Lang 2005).