Sentence examples for characterizing the pathways from inspiring English sources
Research on insular dwarfism in numerous species, including mammals indicates, however, that "[w]hile the most extreme examples are highly compelling, they do not show the enormous variation characterizing the pathways of insular size evolution and do not amount to a general rule" [96].
Development of AOPs vary in the level of detail and linearity characterizing the pathways and AOPs can vary substantially, both as a function of existing knowledge and risk assessment needs.
Further studies characterizing the pathways that underlie the development of the disease are necessary for identification of novel risk factors and early biomarkers that could predict progression and facilitate identification of the population in need of preventative treatment.
As recently discussed [ 38- 40], future studies are needed for better characterizing the pathways (e.g. maladaptive attachment, anhedonia, lack of embodiment) that may explain the relationships between interpersonal or social adjustment difficulties and disordered eating.
Zeka A, Sullivan JR, Vokonas PS, Sparrow D, Schwartz J. Inflammatory markers and particulate air pollution: characterizing the pathway to disease.
Network topology was reconstructed by inferring Boolean tables from training data, to establish cause-effect relationships characterizing the pathway in terms of links among ligands, inhibitors and proteins.
Considerable efforts have been made to characterize the pathways regulating the extracellular levels of the endocannabinoid anandamide.
To further characterize the pathways affected in the mutant mice and to determine how the physiological response was changed, we used Gene Ontology analysis and pathway mapping.
To further characterize the pathways in C. difficile, we also analyzed the variation in these pathways by overlaying LPI index for each gene.
We characterized the pathways by which TGFβ suppresses CD248.
This software characterizes the pathways and functional networks in which the selected genes are involved.
