Sentence examples for clues on which from inspiring English sources
Moreover, phosphoproteome analysis provides clues on which protein or pathway might be activated.
Furthermore, phosphoproteomics provides clues on which protein or pathway might be activated because a change in phosphorylation status almost always reflects a change in protein activity.
The TF-DNA binding data are taken from Yeastract [32], [33], and give clues on which genes are likely to act as regulators.
For future analysis of sex differentials in mortality it could be supportive to use the multinational method to elude differences among countries, and this might provide further clues on which causes are acting on late life mortality.
For these kinds of problems, researchers used to examine whether the regulatory regions of the set of lncRNA genes contain an overrepresented sequence motif by using de novo sequence motif finding tools [ 15] or descriptors of the binding specificity of TFs, which may provide clues on which TFs could be common transcriptional regulators of the set of lncRNA genes.
In genetics studies, nonsynonymous change is a favorable mutation effect because it gives a clue on which gene may be associated with a specific phenotype (Ng and Henikoff 2006).
Brown skitters away from giving us the book we expected: one that might have clued us in on which present-day politicians are still Masons and what mumbo jumbo they're up to.
As a cinema grad who is too lazy to read, I tend to look at books as screenplays-in-waiting, or guides to clue us in on which movies are good and which are just "culturally relevant".
Depending on which clues I used from the book, Berl Pickett was born no earlier than 1964, or in exactly 1960, or in the 1940s.
Instead, Watson crunched terabytes of data to figure out statistically likely responses to clues based in part on which words appear most often with other words in the texts it has stored.
"The company is declaring a profit and appearing to pay a fair tax rate on it but the fact is we have no clue whether the profits on which tax is paid are fairly stated.
