Sentence examples for by quantitatively analysis from inspiring English sources

This prediction is further supported by quantitatively analysis of a reduced model containing core interaction module of the HIF network, and closely matches experimental data using an overexpressed HIF-1α with mutated prolyl residues (making it non-hydroxylable by PHD).

Here we demonstrate a bead-based platform that allows a semi-quantitatively analysis by flow-cytometry of bacterial and host-cell derived membrane vesicles.

The elemental sulfur formed at the arsenopyrite surface after oxidation by ferric iron was quantitatively measured by extraction in perchloroethylene and subsequent quantitative analysis by HPLC.

In Chapter 1, I demonstrate viability of K-feldspar coupled 40Ar/39Ar and Pb isotopic analysis by quantitatively investigating the effects of laser fusion during 40Ar/39Ar analyses of K-feldspar upon subsequent LA-ICP-MS measurement of Pb isotopic ratios.

The analytic method we describe improves mixing models by accounting for diet variability, and improves isotope niche width analysis by quantitatively assessing the contribution of levels of organization to the niche width of a population.

The goals of the transcriptomic study were two-fold: first, to provide new baseline data on patterns of gene expression associated with dominance to identify candidate genes for future studies, and second, to conduct a comparative genomic analysis by quantitatively comparing wasp dominance-associated gene expression patterns to gene expression data in other species.

Intraneural T2 lesions, as the main diagnostic criterion of MRN, were detected visually by two independent observers and quantitatively by analysis of T2 contrast ratios.

To evaluate whether changes in internal wound architecture after phacoemulsification can be measured quantitatively by analysis of scanning electron micrographs.

The kinetics of this so-called topological inversion during creep of the superalloy SRR99 at 980°C and 200 MPa has been investigated quantitatively by analysis of scanning electron microscope images.

However, the permutation analysis allows the resolution of the snapshot to be understood intuitively by quantitatively linking the number of selected targets to a FDR.

But its holdings, selected by quantitatively driven computer programs, have failed to deliver the anticipated performance.