Sentence examples for commonly detectable from inspiring English sources

The lack of autoantibodies against Ro52, a commonly detectable target of autoantibodies in lupus [22], rules out a lupus-like neurological phenotype in ASD.

Notably, IDH1 mutations are commonly detectable in low-grade glioma and secondary GBM, but are rare in primary GBMs (Ohgaki and Kleihues, 2007; Nobusawa et al, 2009).

Among 37 miRNAs commonly detectable in our data and in Cimino and colleagues' dataset, the differential expression of six miRNAs showed an overlap between cell lines and primary tumors.

When including the SNVs previously reported in other strains, 7 SNVs (Ogg1 p.R304W, Tsen2 p.228L, Mbd4 p.D6Wsu116eWsu116e p.P556S, Alox5 p.V95I, Moxd1 p.R516K, and Moxd1 p.K583N) were commonly detectable in all of the SAMP strains but absent in SAMR, AKR/J and C57BL/6J strains (Table  3).

Although a variety of studies have shown that patients with very early stage disease can harbor free circulating tumor DNA, several reports have revealed plasma tumor DNA to be more commonly detectable in advanced stage disease, to correlate inversely with clinical outcome and to correlate with a tendency to fail with effective treatment [ 9, 22, 23, 24, 25, 26].

All 309 mothers provided blood samples at about 16 weeks' gestation, and all had detectable levels of BDE-47, one of the most commonly detected PBDE congeners and the focus of the new study's primary analysis.

Using multiple primer sets and controls, we found that neither mature BORIS transcripts nor spliced variants are commonly expressed at detectable levels in malignant breast cells or tissues, although endogenous BORIS transcripts can be induced in MCF-7 cells following 5-aza-2'-deoxycytidine treatment.

Our analyses showed that MPL was not commonly expressed at detectable levels in tumor samples as measured by qRT-PCR.

We aimed to assess how commonly low-level detectable C-peptide occurs in long-duration type 1 diabetes and whether it responds to a meal stimulus.

Inherited large genomic rearrangements (LGRs) in the MMR genes, which are not detectable by commonly applied DNA sequencing, became a subject of numerous HNPCC studies in recent years.

For accurate determination of 1-hydroxypyrene, an efficient sample pre-concentration step is required in order to enrich 1-hydroxypyrene and bring its concentration to detectable levels by commonly used detectors such as ultraviolent/visible (UV-vis), diode array (DAD), and fluorescence (FLD).