Sentence examples for coherently between from inspiring English sources

The males showed 100% commonality between genes modified coherently between the 40% CR and HFG diets.

Eighty percent of this specific gene set was co-regulated coherently between males and females, i.e. no difference in the direction of gene regulation.

This aims to ensure adequate numbers of personnel in the different employment categories and that personnel are available and distributed equitably and coherently between geographical regions, establishments and levels of care.

The metabolic modules returned by ambient are connected parts of the bipartite network that change coherently between conditions, providing a more detailed view of metabolic changes than standard approaches based on pathway enrichment.

In the H. pylori strains 26695, J99, HPAG1, and P12 the regions delimited by the cagA-gene and the cag1-gene (cag-PAI) is located coherently between the era-gene (encoding a GTP-binding protein) and the murI-gene (encoding a glutamate racemase).

In his testimony at the trial, Weeks described being unable to coherently distinguish between simple tasks, such as driving and reversing in a car.

From the original list of 595 coherently regulated SDEGs between the two mutants D842Y, V561D and the non-stimulated PDGFRα-wt control as well as the verified activated signalling components (PDGFRα, PLCγ, AKT, ERK1/2, p38, STAT1, STAT3 and STAT5), we obtained a global PDGFRα-mutant regulatory network consisting of 254 nodes and 873 function relations.

The sales clerks aren't even old enough to drive, let alone coherently explain the differences between the 900MHzAMD/128MB/ 10G unit for $799 and the 1GP3/256MB/ 20GB for $999.

The latest proposals keep recommending a less distort redistribution of payments between MS. Coherently with this context, the rules of greening should follow the same perspective.

In an effort to coherently capture the similarity between feature descriptors, we use multiclass support vector machines for 3D shape classification on mid-level features that are learned via graph regularized sparse coding.

Williams' point is rather that the whole business of compiling balance-sheets of the utilitarian sort is incompatible with the phenomenon of agency as we know it: "the reason why utilitarianism cannot understand integrity is that it cannot coherently describe the relations between a man's projects and his actions" (UFA: 100).