Sentence examples for captured expression from inspiring English sources
We found that on average, an individual ESC expresses 10,815 genes (RPM > 0.1), which means that we captured expression of at least 94.6% of the genes in a single cell of those detected by deep sequencing in bulk assays of ESCs (Cloonan et al., 2008).
Affymetrix Mouse 430.2 probe sets were aligned against the mouse genome (mm9) to define the boundaries of captured expression.
The DSPR and CEGS captured expression for most genes in the sex hierarchy, but the DSPR experiment did not capture dsx or msl-2 expression.
This might explain the absence of Foxa2 expression in the mouse transcriptome dataset, which appears to have captured expression prior to the late-blastocyst stage, consistent with the co-expression of EPI- and PE-associated transcripts detected in these samples (Fig. 2E).
Bush now commands a style, generic but efficient, of thick, summary brushwork that aims to capture expression as well as physiognomy.
Davidson's claim that convention-based accounts fail to capture expression meaning's role in communication can thus be refined into the more specific claim that first meaning does not turn on linguistic conventions.
The superb observation, and ability to capture expression, makes the anime incredibly fun to watch in addition to meeting the story requirements.
By sampling leaves, flowers and siliques we expected to increase the probability of capturing expression differences.
However, these models have so far only supported binary expression dynamics, which are not general enough to capture expression dynamics with multiple steady-state expression levels.
These data, taken together with the inability of less sensitive assays to capture expression of HML or HMR, suggested that losses of silencing were rare and short-lived.
In fact, the PEDRo model was not designed to capture expression ratios, partly because such numbers are easily derived from the captured primary data, and partly because the particular method of their derivation may be contentious.
