Sentence examples for be prone to expression from inspiring English sources

We also explored the "chip extension" procedure, an approach allowing to increase the reliability of heterologous hybridizations by defining subset of probes less likely to be prone to expression artifacts.

Because observations of expression of genes from the Xp have previously been reported in the VE of EED mutants [ 24, 33], we hypothesized that this extraembryonic tissue might be prone to labile Xp expression.

Multiple factors may contribute to occurrence and development of breast cancer, and different samples may be prone to detect slightly inconsistent miRNA expression profiles.

Our results also showed that the tumors with a strong expression of ILK were associated with an increased recurrence, which suggests that patients with strong ILK expression may be prone to metastasis, or may already have occult systemic diseases.

Our results suggest that a high GIRK1 gene expression was strongly associated with an increased recurrence in stage I cancer and that patients with high GIRK1 gene expression may be prone to metastasis, or may already have occult micrometastasis to the lymph node in stage I cancer.

may be prone to low blood sugar.

Peritumoral tissues with higher AFP were prone to have lower expression of Sirt3.

To sum up: high-throughput cultivation processes with multiple steps are prone to irreproducible protein expression results.

In future studies, it would be interesting to explore whether MSCs from different individuals are prone to favour the expression of one or the other functional phenotype under identical stimulatory conditions.

However, due to high dimensionality of gene expression datasets, many clustering algorithms are prone to producing false positive expression-based interactions [3].

Since the former CYP is prone to polymorphism in protein expression [33,34], large variability in oxon formation can be expected [4].