Sentence examples for detection of condition from inspiring English sources

The goal of this study, detection of condition or state-dependent differentially expressed genes, is an important problem in the context of microarrays.

Li, W., Lin, W. D., Ray, P., Lan, P. & Schmidt, W. Genome-wide detection of condition-sensitive alternative splicing in Arabidopsis roots.

In this study, we examine the potential use of ultrasound measurements of soft tissue and interstitial fluid thickness for the detection of conditions of mild to moderate dehydration.

In this study, we examine the potential use of ultrasound measurements of interstitial fluid and dermal soft tissue thickness for the detection of conditions of mild to moderate dehydration.

Johns Hopkins physicist and BME instructor Wojciech Zbijewski now leads research that uses the scanner to provide a look at deeper bone structures, which may allow earlier detection of conditions such as osteoarthritis a disease that by the time it normally manifests itself is too late to treat.

With the detection of conditions suitable for germination, the cell cycle is reinitiated.

These features facilitate early detection of conditions of public health importance, including regularly occurring events like seasonal respiratory illness, as well as unusual occurrences, such as a bioterrorist attack that first manifests as respiratory symptoms.

However, the problem with forgoing those benefits for this reason is that it puts women at a higher miscarriage risk in order to maximize the detection of conditions outside the scope of the screening to which they have consented.

In a Danish release assessment, it was concluded that visual meat inspection with lack of incisions to the heart would not affect the detection of conditions on the outside of the heart (e.g. chronic pericarditis), because the hearts are still observed visually [ 11].

The immediate response of conidia to the detection of conditions suitable for growth is represented by isotropic growth or swelling, which occurs via the absorption of water, and the reactivation of cell cycle (Bergen and Morris 1983; D'Enfert 1997; Momany and Taylor 2000).

It affects more than 880,000 Australians 25 years or older[ 2], and the prevalence is increasing as more people develop the condition, the detection of the condition improves, and people with the condition live longer[ 3].