Sentence examples for defining a consensus from inspiring English sources

This experimental design was chosen for its advantages in defining a consensus set of robust candidate biomarkers for CAN suitable for clinical use.

We also aimed at defining a consensus list of regulated genes using information from all platforms simultaneously.

In defining a consensus sequence, a residue only had to be in 75% of the sequences to take into account the potential errors in the sequences.

The data also highlight the difficulty in defining a consensus cleavage site sequence, as proposed by Beurdeley et al. (2013), as the information regarding cleavage efficiency of individual NNN triplets is obscured in the consensus.

In a regime characterised by such low levels of regulation, recently termed the "Wild East", numerous companies have chosen to define a consensus level of socially responsible behaviour.

The ultimate take-away value is that America could fix its problems if it could define a consensus about what those problems are.

Early studies on relatively few binding sequences defined a consensus sequence TCCNNNGAA of the IFN-γ-activated site (GAS [13]).

Using the CLIP approach we were able to not only identify potential RNA targets for SF2/ASF but also define a consensus binding motif present in exonic binding sites (Fig. 3).

Thus, of the 204 dif sequences that we characterized, 161 were considered to be representative of the different proteobacterial taxa and were therefore used to define a consensus sequence (Figure 1 and Table S2).

In analogy to the consensus sequence, we further define a consensus structure.

We arbitrarily defined a consensus among experts as a rating with an interquartile range ≤4 (±2) points.