Sentence examples for but a comprehensive analysis from inspiring English sources

The influence of some TPR proteins on selected receptors has been described, but a comprehensive analysis of the effects of TPR proteins on all steroid receptors has not been accomplished yet.

But a comprehensive analysis of methylation status of chromosome 3 in ccRCC was still not performed.

Thus, they pointed out that, for T-LGL leukemia diagnosis, the LGL count by itself is not critical but a comprehensive analysis of clinical, immunopathological, and molecular data is necessary.

Studies have begun to explore the physiological and molecular mechanisms that contribute to enhanced plant vigor associated with its application [ 10– 13], but a comprehensive analysis of the transcriptional changes in response to thiamethoxam is lacking.

Previously, we had shown that Chs2-YFP and Chs8-YFP localize to the mother-bud neck in yeast cells (Lenardon et al., 2007), but a comprehensive analysis of the dynamics of the localization of these two enzymes had not been undertaken.

It has been shown that increased expression of certain mitotic regulators disrupt chromosome transmission fidelity (Ricke et al. 2011; Ryan et al. 2012; Sotillo et al. 2007), but a comprehensive analysis of genes that elevates CIN at increased copy number has not be reported.

But in a comprehensive analysis of disaster declarations over the years, two economists, Thomas A. Garrett of the Federal Reserve Bank of St . Louisand Russell S. Sobel of West Virginia University, found this year that "nearly half of all disaster relief is motivated politically rather than by need".

But without a comprehensive analysis of all the factors that affect freshwater sources--agricultural practices, in particular--this is a very rough estimate.

This finding was of borderline statistical significance and without strong exposure response relationships but withstood a comprehensive analysis of potential bias and confounding factors including age and self-reported urogenital diseases.

But the oddest omission is a comprehensive analysis of Whitacre himself.

How the placenta responds to these abnormalities has been considered but not as part of a comprehensive analysis of low-molecular-weight biomolecules and their responses to these accepted PE conditions.