Sentence examples for data being derived from inspiring English sources

Although our array data, being derived from GV oocytes, cannot relate directly to the question of culling, the majority of Zfy2-regulated transcripts are flagged as unculled in the Chen et al. study (Table 2; supplementary material Table S3, tab 2).

This file contains a unique identifier for each row of data (Gene symbol concatenated to probeset ID), followed by columns of gene annotations which can be used as class-sets for the overlay and analysis of information with respect to the graph and finally natural scale normalised data values for each sample (each column of data being derived from a different sample).

This difference likely stems from our data being derived from standard surveys of the performers of R&D (supplementary appendix to [ 5]), whose results tend to change less rapidly than data taken from the reports of funding bodies used in a number of cases by Chakma et al. (supplementary table one in [ 4]).

Despite the expression profiling data being derived from T cells, pathway analysis of the pleiotropic module showed enrichment not only of inflammatory pathways, but also of multiple other disease-associated pathways (Table S14 in Additional file 1 shows results for all pathways enriched in the pleiotropic module).

Each dataset was saved as an '.expression' file containing a unique identifier for each row of data (Gene symbol concatenated to probeset ID), followed by columns of gene annotations used as class-sets for the overlay and analysis of information with respect to the graph, and finally natural scale normalised data values for each sample (each column of data being derived from a different sample).

Data are derived from n = 3 experiments (A, B).

Data are derived from n = 3 mice per group.

Statistical data were derived from sequences of 10‒30 trains.

For LMICs, data were derived from the GDL-AD.

The data are derived from USPTO bulk data files.

Data were derived using the Danger Assessment.