Sentence examples for corresponding to development from inspiring English sources

To further explore gene expression similarities corresponding to development stage, we applied a correspondence analysis to the complete dataset and to a group-combined expression matrix (samples within a development group was combined using a trimmed mean) [ 23].

Performing multiple core flooding tests and analyzing the data, we define the range of rock properties and flow conditions corresponding to development of the situ formation damage (self-colmatation).

We interpret this region as corresponding to development and alignment of a β-sheet network as shear forces bring the N- and C- termini sections of the proteins into close proximity, as well as increasing alignment of the coiled coil regions.

Conversely, the activity of metalloprotease MMP-2 increased at later time points (since day 7) corresponding to development of fibrosis [ 36].

To address the proportion of correspondence between the respondents' results and the ideal case (i.e. the codes corresponding to development of a TMM or taking practical patient safety actions) several analyses were carried out.

Concretely, several GO categories related to metabolic processes, as well as some involved in specific responses, are particularly overrepresented in short loci (<80 kb), while GO categories corresponding to development, morphogenesis, regulation and signaling are significantly overrepresented in loci longer than 120 kb (Table 1).

First, the ICF template places a particular emphasis on accurately corresponding to developments in genome research, its purpose, and the risks for research participants.

The network is weighted with differential gene expression corresponding to adenoma development, tumor growth, and cancer progression.

We selected four time-points corresponding to the development of pigmentation during seed growth and maturation for PI 84970 (black seed coats) and PI 567115 B (brown seed coats) (Additional File 4).

During relaxation the flow aligned nematic starts losing order due to the onset of the cholesteric helices leading to a period of very low order where cholesteric helices with different orientations are forming from the aligned nematic, followed in the final stage by an increase in order at long relaxation times corresponding to the development of aligned cholesteric domains.

Different responses are observed depending on the oxidation time: for small durations there is a linear elastic phase followed by an abrupt failure of the specimen whereas for higher oxidation times, the elastic phase is followed by a nonlinear one corresponding to the development of numerous superficial micro-cracks prior to failure.