Sentence examples for estimate of the expression from inspiring English sources
Although the idea of reconstructing the whole transcriptome is intriguing, a quantitative estimate of the expression levels of each isoform is difficult, particularly for transcripts expressed at low levels and/or when more than a few isoforms exist.
An estimate of the expression (19) shows that T c ∗ ~ 10 − 3 − 10 − 2 K.
The normalized abundance (tags per million, tpm) of these signatures for a given gene in a given library represents the quantitative estimate of the expression of that gene.
Comparisons of these data to other experimental results suggest that they provide a reliable estimate of the expression pattern of the mRNA [7], [13] [15].
In particular, the intensity value of an exon's probeset is divided by an estimate of the expression level of the transcript cluster to which the exon belongs to.
This provides an estimate of the expression ratio and also a P-value, which quantifies its statistical significance.
We can follow analogous arguments as in the previous steps to provide upper estimates of the expression |t|^{1/2}exp biggl -frac{k_{2}log^{2} (frac{rho_{mathfrak {d}_{p}mathfrak{d}_{p+1}}}{|epsilon t|} )}{2log(q)} biggl -frac{k_{2}log^{2
Although the software that designs the oligonucleotide probes attempts to maximize the mismatch between related genes, it is still possible that probes designed to hybridize to one member of a gene family will detect expression from another, causing an over-estimate of the expression of one or more genes in the family.
In general, through borrowing information, our Bayesian method worked in a way giving more consistent estimates of the expression levels for the genes of the same operon.
This suggests that the use of fluorescent and luminescent reporter genes in combination with automated microplate readers may yield reasonably accurate estimates of the expression profile of the products of the host gene.
