Sentence examples for correlate alterations from inspiring English sources

The ability to correlate alterations in platelet function with the duration of bypass and early postoperative blood loss, however, has remained elusive.

P. Bonelli et al. correlate alterations of cell cycle regulators with human cancers and therapeutic responsivity.

This paper aims to correlate alterations of cell cycle regulators with human cancers and therapeutic responsivity.

Our study aimed to correlate alterations in the TNF pathway with taxane cytotoxicity and the acquisition of taxane resistance.

Mechanistic studies may allow us to correlate alterations in their expression with sequential stages in the carcinogenic process and may aid in the risk assessment of other xenobiotics.

RNA-seq could be used to provide a comprehensive view of the differences in transcription between normal and diseased samples but also to correlate alterations in structure and copy number that may affect gene expression, thereby helping to interpret the consequences of mutations in gene control regions.

We consider an empirical Bayes model to correlate alteration of gene expression and DNA methylation in WT and drug-resistant cell lines.

Each atom is a unique element of the learned dictionary and represents an elementary pattern of highly correlated alterations that co-occur in the dataset.

For this purpose, we correlated alterations of TP53 and BNIP3 in tumour cells with expression of hypoxia-related proteins HIF-2 α and CA9 in relation with patient outcome and apoptotic activity in CRCs.

We have previously correlated alterations in the transmural repolarization gradient with arrhythmogenicity in murine models of LQT3 syndrome (Thomas et al. 2007a), LQT5 syndrome (Thomas et al. 2007b) and hypokalaemia-induced arrhythmogenesis (Killeen et al. 2007a b).

Despite this large sex disparity in disease prevalence and severity, the impact of estrous cycle and correlated alterations in circulating ovarian hormones (estrogens/progestogens) on MS has yet to be fully characterized.