Sentence examples for both validation and replication from inspiring English sources
Likewise, the same overexpression pattern was confirmed for CXCL1, CXCL5, TFPI2, CD163 in both validation and replication studies but not for BCAT-1, TMEM49 and C15ORF48.
As the factorial analysis of both the first validation and replication phases revealed a predominant factor that could be split into four underlying dimensions, it was decided to construct a unidimensional form of the questionnaire, that could produce an overall global outcome that could be very useful in case of evaluation study.
In addition, we correlate the DNA methylation profiles generated with those obtained on 450K arrays to validate RainDrop BS-seq as a suitable method for EWAS validation and replication experiments.
We attempted technical validation and replication of 14 probes (punadj<0.01) at genes of known/potential relevance to disease.
To survey the implication of both protein-coding and long non-coding RNAs (lncRNAs) in BPD, we then performed RNA sequencing, PCR validation and replication experiments adopting a case-control design.
These pathways need and also deserve further validation and replication to explore the pathogenic mechanism of BD.
Chapter 6 describes how to analyze ABMs, Chapter 7 describes the way to verify ABMs, their validation and replication, whereas the final chapter tells the reader how to use advanced features of ABMs including using external data sources.
Validation and replication studies at gene and protein level in brain samples confirmed microarray results.
Validation and replication studies were also performed at the protein level for IL-8.
In conclusion, our study provides novel information with rigorous bioinformatic approaches, validation and replication data about genes and pathways that might be responsible for perihematomal secondary injury but also of endogenous repair mechanisms becoming targets of therapeutic interest.
We have focused our validation and replication studies on the genes that were particularly over- or underexpressed and that represent key molecules in the canonical pathways or functional networks modeled by the IPA system.
