Sentence examples for clues for selection from inspiring English sources

To consider how structural polymorphism and recombination affect functional elements harbored by the genomic region under investigation, we carried out a survey of nucleotide substitution patterns in order to detect clues for selection.

This result provides a clue for selection of LSCC patients in 5-aza-mediated treatment, but how to solve it is also a problem in further study.

This would provide important guidance and clues for the selection of an optimal therapeutic approach.

It gave clues for strong selection on seed weight trait among chickpea accessions belonging to primary and secondary gene pools during chickpea breeding.

Since only a few numbers of NAC genes have been functionally characterized up to date, our results presented here may provide some clues for the selection of candidate genes for further characterization.

Beyond its use in formal classification systems, tumour cell proliferation is frequently analysed by pathologists to comprehensively describe the aggressiveness and the biological behaviour of a tumour which may provide additional 'non-formalised' clues for therapy selection.

The established concordant methylation profiles of these eight genes (Additional file 10) may provide useful clues for the epigenetic biomarker selection to for the novel diagnostic and prognostic assays of astrocytoma.

Small RNAs regulate genes that control a wide range of traits; the functions of these small RNA regulated genes might provide clues for the traits under selection via small RNA.

Relevant prevent-burn tests were performed to validate the model, which is built with the aim of providing relevant information or clues for parachute design and material selection.

Hodgson does not usually name his team before England matches and has employed security from the Escola Superior de Guerra to ensure total privacy for his training sessions back in Rio de Janeiro, so there was something revealing about his response when he was asked for clues about his selection and proceeded to rattle off the names, one to 11, and even divulge what formation they would play.

Yet, the current results lend support to the hypothesis that the first site of distant metastasis may give valuable clues of the biology of the disease and perhaps also for selection of therapy.