Sentence examples for candidate functional from inspiring English sources
Parrington lists four types of evidence that ENCODE used to "assess function" (the correct term would be "identify candidate functional elements").
According to the batch adsorption experiments, 4-VP performed as the most promising candidate functional monomer with a higher Pd II) adsorption capacity than ANA and AAA.
The majority of researchers investigating hyperpolarized gas MRI as a candidate functional lung imaging modality have used 3He as their imaging agent of choice rather than 129Xe.
The structures provide a high-resolution view of a candidate functional state of an sHsp that could bind non-native client proteins or specific components from cytoprotective pathways.
However, the premises do not hold junk DNA theory predicts no such thing, biochemical activity can only identify candidate functional elements, and the complexity of genome biology is not mutually exclusive with most of the genome being junk.
Since a majority of resources are obligated during the design phase of a system lifecycle, critical assessment of candidate functional and system architectures is vital to identify optimal architectures before proceeding to subsequent lifecycle phases.
This paper introduces a novel scheme to isolate candidate functional mini-modules from a random population of genomic fragments based on sequence properties.
The identification of candidate functional elements shared among homologous and non-homologous genes bears on the topic of how multigene families diversify.
Here we investigated whether or not genetic variations in these two candidate functional polymorphisms, 5-HTTLPR and DRD4, contribute to individual differences in financial risk taking preferences.
First, comparative sequencing coupled with other bioinformatic-based analyses were used to prioritize the more detailed examination of candidate functional non-coding sequences.
A functional microarray analysis using facial tissue samples of control and bulgy morph tadpoles identified candidate functional genes for predator-specific morphological responses.
