Sentence examples for detectable implications from inspiring English sources

Although in the case of the parental strain the removal of the HIS3 gene from the expression vector had no detectable implications in the growth curve of the transformed cells, the expression of this gene in haa1Δ cells confers a significant advantage when acetic acid is present.

The clinical implications of this transient detectable viremia are unclear.

EBV and human herpesvirus-6 are detectable in many cases, but the implications of these findings are not clear.

The low T CD4 cell counts among those patients with AVL/HIV-AIDS after remission, even in the absence of detectable viral load may have important implications for the HAART monitoring.

In contrast, MuHV-4 lacking TK delivered to the upper respiratory tract resulted in no detectable infection, suggesting TK, and by implication lytic replication, is required for MuHV-4 to establish a significant infection by a noninvasive route.

Despite evidence in vitro and functional implications, no nuclear IGFBP-3 expression was detectable on IHC.

These associations, detectable as early as at age 8 [ 12], might have implications for children's physical and mental health in adolescence or early adulthood.

We have argued that the contribution of the new neurons might only become relevant and thus detectable when the actual task demands sufficiently match the functional implication of adult neurogenesis.

The first, cross-sectional results tapped detectable effects of SSLPs rather early in the programme history, so the ultimate implications would prove conditional and dependent upon the results of the subsequent longitudinal study.

We apply the space-time sampling framework, estimate the minimum detectable change of net soil redistribution and consider the information content and cost implications of different sampling designs for a study area in the Chinese Loess Plateau.

The finding that Ma2 is expressed in primary SI-NETs and metastases [13] prompted us to screen whether Ma2 autoantibodies are detectable in blood of NET patients to establish potential novel biomarkers and to evaluate their clinical implications in tumor diagnosis and prognosis.