Sentence examples for by differences in global from inspiring English sources

Although the nonrandom genomic distributions of sex-biased genes seen across multiple species and sex chromosome systems suggest a role for varied forms of sex-specific selection, some of the patterns may also be accounted for by differences in global expression level between chromosomes.

We also assessed whether the chromosomal distribution of sex-biased genes in D. serrata could be accounted for by differences in global expression between the X chromosome and autosomes (Prince et al. 2010; Meiklejohn et al. 2011; Meiklejohn and Presgraves 2012).

Subsequent evolution within this pathogen is evidenced by differences in the global distribution and abundance of isolates from the major clonal lineages (A, B, and C).

The clinical discrepancies between the two histological entities (germinomas of GPG and NGMGCTs of IPG/PPG) are therefore mirrored by their differences in global transcriptome patterns and their unique stem cell traits.

The response of cells to external stimuli can be followed over a period of time by measuring the differences in global gene expression.

Traditional approaches to handling population stratification, typically by adjusting for differences in global ancestry, are challenging and often insufficient in either ethnically diverse or mixed ancestry populations (for example, Hispanic or African American cohorts), given that efforts that focus on simply adjusting for global ancestry are often insufficient or under-powered [ 83, 86, 87].

In the next step, we analyzed differences in global weights by different aggregation methods.

Moreover, evidence obtained by immunohistochemistry suggests that differences in global histone modification patterns in cancer tissues are predictive of clinical outcomes and associated with the risk of tumor recurrence (reviewed in [ 109]).

Although much of Akiyama et al. and Kaur et al. data is consistent with orexin mediating FAA, the 1) brief duration of their food restriction experiments, 2) lacking a parallel group of orexin ablated/null AL controls, and 3) not correcting/normalizing for differences in global activity caused by orexin ablation/deletion call into question the significance of these findings.

All regional grey matter volumes were divided by whole brain volume to correct for differences in global atrophy between subjects.

Moreover, we did not observe gross differences in global histone H3 distribution by Immunocytochemistry-Immunofluorescence (ICC-IF) (Additional file 3: Figure S3E).