Sentence examples for conditional activity from inspiring English sources
Due to the conditional activity of SUB1A, new "Sub1" mega-varieties effectively provide submergence tolerance without apparent ill effect on development, productivity, or grain quality.
Due to its conditional activity, shits1 can be used to interfere with neurotransmission specifically during the time of the learning experiment, excluding developmental phenotypes.
According to Segal et al. [ 2] work on conditional activity of expression modules in cancer, liver, CNS and prostate tumors share regulatory modules implicated in energy metabolism.
In summary, we observed conditional activity of a strong nucleosome-positioning element in vivo (in mouse liver) after hydrodynamic delivery of DNA.
Unfortunately, timing of conditional Cre activity does not extend beyond the regulatory range of the gene controlling Cre expression.
As well as allowing us to investigate gene expression at methylated and bivalent promoters, we anticipate that this interpretation of conditional regulatory activity in predictive models will improve the explorative potential of future in silico studies in two fundamental ways.
In combination with the SAR matrix method, compound neighborhood analysis based upon Free-Wilson principles and derivation of conditional probabilities of activity are applicable to predict novel active compounds at different stages of chemical optimization efforts.
Separately from the detection model, we need a model that describes the locations of individuals as movement outcomes, for example, conditional on their activity centers.
In this way, we can compute the conditional probability of activity for each database structure, and hence rank the database in decreasing order of these probabilities.
The added value of this manuscript lies in figure 3 where "conditional probabilities of activity" are explained.
A conceptually different approach was developed for hit expansion from screening data based upon conditional probabilities of activity derived from SARMs, as outlined in Figure 3.
