Sentence examples for corresponding normal control from inspiring English sources
The relative expressions of CYPs and sEH were normalized to their corresponding normal control tissue.
Interestingly, we observed transcriptional activity in some solid tumors, such as uterine sarcoma, renal-, andenocortical- and hepatocellular carcinomas, with little or no expression in the corresponding normal control tissues.
First, tumor data was paired with data from their corresponding normal control.
Loss of heterozygosity was assigned to a cancer or CIN1 lesion, which showed an allelic ratio reduction of ⩾70% relative to the corresponding normal control.
In the same column, two ways ANOVA followed by Bonferroni all pair comparison test was performed; *** p <0.001 compared to the corresponding normal control; γ p <0.001 significantly different compared to the corresponding diabetic control.
Our data revealed that the level of IRS1 p-Ser307 was higher in fibroblasts with diabetic (2.1-fold) and hypercortisolemic (1.57-fold) phenotypes when compared with corresponding normal control values (Fig. 2A).
Myricetin selectively ameliorated I/R- and H/R-induced injuries in vivo and in vitro respectively without significantly affecting the corresponding normal controls.
The present study indicated that pretreatment of myricetin induced selective protection against intestinal I/R injury without significantly affecting corresponding normal controls and p-MKK7 was the key target, suggesting that myricetin is worth further translational studies.
Similarly, common tumor suppressor candidates can be mined when all cancer groups are set to "less than" their corresponding normal controls, i.e., a setting not shown in Table S3B.
For instance, there are no appreciable changes in the total level of PE in diabetic monkeys under both fed and fasted conditions when compared with the corresponding normal controls (Figure 5A), but the concentrations of most plasmalogen PE species such as pPE38 6, pPE38 5, pPE38 4 and pPE36 3 were significantly lower in diabetic monkeys under both fasting and fed conditions (Figure S2).
