Sentence examples for be integrated and compared from inspiring English sources
While this choice blinds our approach to a certain rearrangements that may occur on the subunit level, it also serves to focus our approach on generating accurate quaternary structure models that can be integrated and compared with data acquired in solution.
Results obtained for all developmental signalling pathways should be integrated and compared with paleontological records and molecular clock data, to identify the molecular nature and timing of all major changes in the shared animal developmental toolkit [ 62], including those which gave rise to vertebrate innovations [ 63].
As we are using a probabilistic model and the final regulator score is defined by a posterior probability, the scores of mRNA, miRNA and discrete regulators can all be integrated and compared on the same scale to determine the final module network with heterogeneous regulators.
To ensure the quality of the user's data, a user is first rated by his peers and, since each sequence is annotated multiple times by different users, metadata is integrated and compared among contributors and rating is adjusted accordingly.
Gene expression, genotype and lung cancer status was integrated and compared, and we identified SNPs that were associated with individual differences in gene expression and/or cancer status.
For fractions in which PGA2 was detected, the negative-mode ESI-MS selected ion recording for m/z 333.3, corresponding to [M-H]− of PGA2, was integrated and compared to a standard curve for PGA2 at six concentrations (r2 = 0.94).
Peaks were integrated and compared to the calibration curves to calculate the concentration.
In a last stage the analysis was integrated and compared with existing theory.
The total peak areas were integrated and compared to peak areas and retention times of known standards for each compound of interest.
The most abundant PAH peak areas were integrated and compared by ratio with the corresponding peak area for the anthracene-d10 internal standard.
