Sentence examples for closer analyses from inspiring English sources

DNAm has generally been considered to be a late event in XCI, and is often cited as a maintenance mechanism to lock in silencing; closer analyses of several X-linked CpG islands across the chromosome revealed that DNAm is actually established in two separate waves [ 58].

The MapMan analyses showed no genes in the SA pathway, but closer analyses showed that several components of the SA pathway were identified, such as WRKY family members and SA-dependent PR genes (Table  3 and Additional file 3: Table S3).

Closer analyses of regions determined to be of interest were carried out using LocusZoom 1.1 (29).

Closer analyses of the CNS L show a highly conserved region of approximately 230 bp that is present not only in mammals but in all vertebrate species analyzed.

Closer analyses on sequence of choices may be useful to ascertain if this was indeed a habit (informal observation of mice suggested that each SS option was followed by two LL options quite regularly).

Gasser, an actual musicologist, wrote a doctoral thesis that dealt with close analyses of Renaissance composition.

Technically, what I wrote was published on newyorker.com, not in the great magazine itself, where space is too valuable to expend on close analyses of radiocon conneries.

In close analyses of particular artworks, like Cezanne's "Large Bathers," or Picasso's "Man With Guitar," Mr. Clark reveals how the tensions between a yearning for certainty and a certainty of its impossibility are inscribed in the images.

This book also serves as a master class on the making and reading of comics, highlighted by Spiegelman's close analyses of dozens of important points in the text.

This book not only offered philological and historical examinations of individual literary works, from the Hebrew Bible and Homer to Virginia Woolf and Marcel Proust, but also established an influential critical method, offering a history of culture through the close analyses of literary styles.

We need a much more deliberate Plan Z, with detailed scenarios of plausible climate shocks; close analyses of options for emergency response by governments, corporations and nongovernmental groups; and clear specifics about what resources — financial, technological and organizational — we will need to cope with different types of crises.