Sentence examples for excluding accessory from inspiring English sources

The presence and absence calls of expression for the testis (excluding accessory glands) and the ovaries (excluding spermatheca and uterus) were used to identify genes expressed in reproductive tissue.

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This implies that cytotoxic CD8+ T cells were responsible for regression of FAK −/− tumors but does not exclude an accessory role for CD4+ T cells.

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This excludes that an accessory protein contributes to the branch formation.

Most clinical trials of renal denervation have excluded patients with accessory renal arteries [ 2– 6], yet these patients may constitute as much as 27%% of the resistant hypertension population [ 7].

Although we only investigated the role of a nuclease sub-complex, we believe that it is likely that both enzyme activities are also required in the context of the complete Ccr4 Not complex, although we cannot exclude that the accessory subunits of the Ccr4 Not complex modulate the activity of the nuclease module.

A. vasorum can be found in ectopic locations [ 10], but the male nematodes, from the reported badger's lungs, had short spicules and an accessory chitinous piece, excluding A. vasorum from the differential list.

The complete sequencing of the RETA genome will be essential for determining whether these sequences are indeed encoded within its genome; regardless, even excluding these tenuous CDS of the accessory data set, the rickettsial-like CDS of the accessory data set together with all CDS of the core data set provide substantial evidence for RETA as the intracellular denizen of T. adhaerens fiber cells.

Accessory gene alignments were produced, excluding 1,478 genes shared by all isolates (fig. 2), and 745 alignments contained at least one sequence from both species.