This, in turn, emphasises the value of combining proteomic and transcriptomic approaches to acquire a more complete understanding of the precise composition of snake venom, than would be gleaned from using one analysis alone.
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An objective, therefore, was to assess the types of information that can be gleaned from the use of animal models, and how well that information can be used to translate back to human health.
We propose that similar benefits may be gleaned from the use of PROs in diabetes management, specifically focusing on the relationship between patient-reported hypoglycemia and mortality.
Again, very little useful information, if anything, in my opinion, can be gleaned from a study using a heterogeneous patient population in which all of them received some form of antibiotic.
The Power of an Adjective Some of the victories, as well as the humiliations, can be gleaned from the language used to describe these groups, and the gradual assumption of self-determined names as substitutes for those created by others.
Robust quantification of the relative strengths is difficult, but an estimate of the relative strengths of each genotype can be gleaned from Table 3 using the range of values that the LC99.9 is likely to fall between.
A more confident assessment of metazoan fitness and activity can possibly be gleaned from gene expression analysis using reverse transcription quantitative PCR or metatranscriptomics, as recently used to unveil the prokaryotic and whole community activities in the water column of DHABs (e.g. [ 65, 66]).
The explanation can be gleaned from the language surgeons used to justify their operations.
