Sentence examples for be highly enriched for from inspiring English sources
Genes surpassing thresholds at which there is a considerable enrichment for observed signals are likely to be highly enriched for true associations, and such genes and their family members may form the basis for gene-wide replication studies.
SEs are known to be highly enriched for cell-type specific master TFs, we expect that these TFs should have a higher rank.
On the other hand, as unwanted effect outdated peripheral blood platelets may be highly enriched for ExMVs that transfer the same molecules (CD41, CD61, CD62), which are involved in platelet adhesion to endothelium, to tumor cells and thus make cancer cells "sticky" to endothelium and predispose them to metastasis [35].
More extensive studies need to be performed to determine whether CD184+/CD44+ sorted glia have potential to differentiate to oligodendrocytes, but at this time they appear to be highly enriched for cells that can give rise to astrocytes.
More than 200 of the 306 DIMM cells were associated with a specific peptide marker, thus we consider the population of DIMM cells to be highly enriched for a peptidergic phenotype.
Spheres derived from bone marrow metastases of patients with neuroblastoma have been shown to be highly enriched for tumor initiating cells [9], suggesting these cultures may be useful for such validation studies.
The eluted portion after removing non-hybridized DNA was highly enriched for microsatellites, with enrichment efficiency between 50 90% [ 13].
This cluster is highly enriched for motility-related interactions (35 fold enrichment, p = 1.1×10−20), which explains the observed pattern by the distribution among motile bacteria.
Motif enrichment analysis confirmed that the γH2AX regions are highly enriched for ER (ESR1) binding motifs.
Consistent with an inherent susceptibility to RS, we show that human ALT telomeres are highly enriched for macroH2A1.2.
Of the new SVs, 86% were highly enriched for clusters of mobile and tandem repeats (Extended Data Fig. 6b).
