Sentence examples for biologically relevance from inspiring English sources

On the basis of this "proof-of-concept" study, we conclude that RNA aptamer targeting of OPN has biologically relevance for modifying tumor growth and metastasis.

Finally, available wheat TILLING mutant populations [ 74] or transgenic approaches can be used to validate the biologically relevance of genes coding for protein located at nodes of the wheat stress interactome.

Finally, to perturb development in Drosophila, an organism in which Royalactin does not occur, is akin to perturbing a system with biologically based drugs; one learns about the perturbation, but its biological relevance depends absolutely on the network structure and network flux of the recipient60,61.

However, the relatively stringent selection of genes, the protein verification by immunohistochemistry on additional samples and the biological relevance of the genes suggest that our results are biologically meaningful.

The ligands retrieved from the selections against the library designed from virus proteins were mostly established biologically relevant ligands, thus demonstrating that the approach can efficiently identify host-pathogen PPIs of biological relevance.

To help users assess each PAG's biological relevance, we developed a cohesion measure called Cohesion Coefficient (CoCo), which is capable of disambiguating between biologically significant PAGs and random PAGs with an area-under-curve performance of 0.98.

Importantly for this study, 3Gy is a biologically relevant dose, close to the fractions sizes routinely used in radiotherapy, and we reasoned that use of higher doses would have reduced the biological relevance of this study.

For example, phosphorylation-site information was sometimes based on in vivo experiments, which are likely to be biologically relevant, and sometimes on in vitro experiments, whose relevance is less clear.

Therefore the abundance and the expected unusual properties of such tetrapyrrolic chlorophyll catabolites call for further investigations of their biologically relevant chemical properties, as well as of their possible physiological relevance in higher plants.

This resulting additional information on mutations provides important clues about functional aspects of the corresponding fragments, potential relevance for diseases and also improves human interpretation of biologically relevant aspects through direct literature pointers.

Model-based methods (for example, distance-weighted discrimination [ 12]) have been proposed to remove technical bias while keeping biologically relevant signals; for these approaches, one should be cautious about the relevance of the underlying modeling assumptions.