Sentence examples for distinct affected from inspiring English sources

Given a set of expression profiles labeled as cases and another set of controls, DEGAS aims to detect subnetworks in which multiple genes are dysregulated in the cases, while allowing for distinct affected gene sets in each case profile.

These observations raise an important question: Given that genetic mutations from mitochondrial ARSs affect fundamental mitochondrial functions, for example, translational repression of mitochondrial proteins and consequent respiratory chain defects, why do they cause a diversity of disease phenotypes in distinct affected tissues?

However, regardless of polymorphic composition of the amyloids, the capping induces the thermodynamic instabilities of Aβ16 21 amyloid oligomers, but does not show any distinct affect on Aβ16 21 amyloid protofibrils.

These observations were independent of the release of macrophage chemotactic protein-1 (MCP-1), which showed distinct affects on macrophage mobility (our unpublished observations).

The tight linkage, especially of mlt2 to mlt1, is supportive of the idea that the MLT1 and MLT2 genes, though distinct, affect similar aspects of eyespot development and are coordinately regulated.

Osseointegration is a complex process involving a number of distinct mechanisms affected by the implant bulk properties and surface characteristics.

42 43 It also combined data from three separate applications which focused on instability related to distinct affective terms (mood, affect and emotion).

In different areas, piebald camels are subjected to distinct trends affecting their numbers and material and cultural importance.

Here we show, that distinct mutations affecting the essential DNA topoisomerase I (TopA) cause glutamate prototrophy of the ccpA mutant.

In this paper, we have proposed multi-criteria based cluster head/zone head selection scheme in Internet of Things based WSN by considering distinct parameters affecting node energy and network lifetime.

There are two distinct systems affecting the aging face: intrinsic and extrinsic.