Sentence examples for broader analyses of from inspiring English sources

Thus, the very different dual mechanism we propose for I-BET151's impact on spontaneously developing T1D in NOD mice may reflect several factors, including (but not limited to): pathogenetic differences in induced vs spontaneous autoimmune disease models; our broader analyses of immune target cell populations; and true mechanistic differences between T1D and the other diseases.

Its attention to Johnny's maladjustment is a hard kernel of realism pinging off its nostalgic bits, fan-club philosophizing, and its broad analyses of the mean girls and teen bullies of the twenty-first century.

6 The inter-class mutation operators for Java [59] pose a similar challenge: mutations of inheritance and polymorphism elements also require broad analyses of the compiled application.

Broad analyses of green plants will need to take this into account.

Most broad analyses of green plant relationships based on nuclear gene sequence data have relied largely on 18S/26S rDNA sequences [ 30, 37, 44, 45], although recent analyses have employed numerous nuclear genes [ 40, 46].

This review is about how the discipline of pharmacogenetics has evolved from the analysis of single proteins to current approaches involving the broad analyses of the entire genome and of all mRNA species or all metabolites and other approaches aimed at trying to understand the entire biological system.

We have generated four new genome sequences of three Vibrio species, i. e., V. alginolyticus 40B, V. harveyi-like 1DA3, and V. mimicus strains VM573 and VM603, and present a broad analyses of these genomes along with other sequenced Vibrio species.

In terms of broader analyses, there are serious shortcomings in relying on self-reported complaints to describe the full extent of online crime, because many victims don't realize they have been attacked.

Though there are doubtless myriad factors that contributed to this nightmare crime, I hope that one positive outcome is broader critical analyses of how pornography normalizes the domination and degradation of women in pervasive and damaging ways.

At a broader level, analyses of large datasets have shown that it is common for mutations to be deleterious to one protein homolog but benign to another (Kondrashov et al., 2002; Baresic et al., 2010).

Broader comparative analyses of entire genomic repertoires were still inconclusive, supporting the simple 'progenote' model proposed by Woese [ 6] or the complex 'cenancestor' (sensu [ 26]) model that equated the urancestor to modern organisms [ 7- 12].