Sentence examples for context of this data from inspiring English sources
(2) The early activation of the innate immune system described herein represents a crucial feature which has not previously been reported in the context of this data set.
In the context of this data the GSVD algorithm was used to identify clusters of metabolites present in one experimental group that are not present in the other with the aim of identifying those metabolic pathways in the PFC disrupted by PCP treatment.
In cases where the conceptual differences between theoretical domains of behavioural change were indistinct in the context of the data of this interview study (eg, when the difference between intentions and goals was difficult to apply), we amalgamated the theoretical domains.
The ontology therefore should represent 'cancer', 'kidney' and 'human' to resolve this query while the differential expression is determined by the application of the ontology in the context of the data, and this competency question therefore demonstrates the application domain.
In the context of the data presented in this study, we hypothesize that CbfA arose in ancient dictyostelids from a common ancestor in which repeated CTD swapping and/or rapid evolution of CTDs, while conservating the JmjC/ZF architecture, generated new gene regulatory functions of CbfA-like proteins, i.e. CbfA and CbfB.
In the following we specifically discuss our data in the context of the data presented in this paper.
Although OpenSDE offers more expressiveness (free text comment and progress descriptions are always available), it was not used in the context of this straightforward data set.
In sum, this study 1) provides new insights into the evolution of three ambiguous insect orders, 2) highlights the problems in insect systematics despite the use of numerous characters even in the context of this phylogenomic data set, and 3) demonstrates which factors might influence the phylogenetic inference.
In the Australian context of this research, data show the rate of mean number of decayed, missing and filled deciduous teeth (dmft) of children from the lowest socioeconomic status areas are about 70% higher than for those from the highest socioeconomic status areas [ 2].
