Sentence examples for evaluating a region from inspiring English sources

To generate a precise CpG methylation map, bisulphite sequencing analysis was performed evaluating a region of about 2000 bp upstream and 1000 bp downstream of the TSS at either HoxC6 or HoxC8 genes (Fig. 1B,C).

The methodology presented can be useful for decision makers when evaluating a regions geological heritage, planning the management of natural resources, or designating areas for conservation.

We use these measure to evaluate a region to region visual similarity score.

GRP: In China, the GDP has been widely used to evaluate a region's growth in terms of production values and economic growth for all levels of government performance evaluations [12].

Most drills evaluate an individual hospital's response and rarely evaluate a region's ability to adapt to varying resources and governance requirements.

It is important to say that microscopical analysis of sections stained with toluidine blue specifically evaluate a region of the tendon where there is greater accumulation of proteoglycans due to the presence of localized compressive forces, as has been observed in tendons of rats [ 35] and pigs [ 36].

The region-based approach relies on the elegant application of the concept of statistical significance in evaluating a genomic region for evidence of trait association.

In addition, fluorescent in situ hybridization (FISH) experiments evaluating a specific region of the genome often showed heterogeneity in terms of copy number signals in different cells from one tumor (reviewed in [ 13]).

In order to reduce the chance that CUSUM finds an incorrect local maximum when evaluating a large region, the analysis begins min inf SNPs from start and end when i > 3 min. A series of rules are designed to control for unusual situations.

The system tracks a region by evaluating a two-dimensional color histogram in the region.

These are powerful approaches for evaluating whether a region of interest interacts with a specific genomic target, but they suffer from the limitation that the regions of interest must be pre-specified, that is, they are 'one-by-one' approaches.