Sentence examples for categorization of specimens from inspiring English sources
The RNA-seq data allows additional analysis of splicing alterations, transcriptional start sites, identification of novel signaling pathways and molecular categorization of specimens that is not feasible with prior genome analytic techniques.
Moore traveled to the tropics and sent back samples to Ithaca where Uhl undertook the meticulous study and categorization of the specimens.
This will be of great benefit for future basic and clinical research since it enables uniform categorization of CRC specimens across different institutes and studies.
Morphological categorization of the specimens into morphospecies was conducted by one of the authors (T.W). on the basis of external morphology but without genital dissection, or the use of identification literature.
Two independent pathologists who did not know categorization of the specimens evaluated and scored the histological findings of wound healing status in resected cecal stumps.
To assess the clinical categorization of the various subjects' specimens (i.e. normal, rhinitis, aCRS inflamed mucosa, or aCRS polyp), data from the most phenotypically distinct specimens, 9 clearcut aCRS nasal polyp (aCRSp3 through aCRSp11) and 8 clearcut normal (N1 through N8) specimens, were compared using a gene-level analysis of ∼22,000 well-established genes.
The process involves conducting the assessment by life stages (i.e., in utero, postnatal, peripubertal), adopting a general categorization of the environmental chemicals by biologic persistence, and collecting and storing biologic specimens that are most likely to yield meaningful information.
Figure 4: Functional categorization of the 154 differentially expressed proteins.
Perception and categorization of the world around us.
We contribute a structure for the categorization of Tactile HRI research within each viewpoint.
