Sentence examples for expected gene expression from inspiring English sources
As expected, gene expression was most severely affected in the heaviest smokers.
However, again in contrast to what we expected, gene expression of the enzymes involved in the production of 15dPGJ2 were decreased rather than increased in adipose tissue biopsies of prolonged critically ill patients.
As expected, gene expression data showed an increased expression of genes located in the trisomic locus (Fig. 1).
The lack of expected gene expression change by FA may partially be explained by the statistical limitations of the approach: the sample size (n = 3 for each treatment group) and the fact that multiple tests of significance being done simultaneously may contribute to false positive/negative findings.
As expected, gene expression signatures associated with stromal cells were most abundant in mammary tissue.
Additionally, their technique is based on a heuristic that does not utilize the knowledge of the expected gene expression patterns.
One would expect gene expression profiles to reflect this concept of physiological age and, as such, to only approximate the chronological age even in the case of a perfect method.
If growth in continuous light simply effects the complete desynchronization of the population that has been shown to occur in cultures shifted from light dark cycles to continuous light [12], then we would expect gene expression in continuous light to represent some average expression over all time points of the diel cycle.
We would expect gene expression patterns in the primate iPSCs to be more similar to each other than either would be to mouse.
These functions generally expect gene expression matrices (with genes in rows and samples in columns) as a major input, and the ultimate output are genes ranked by dC measure or P-value, from which one can obtain a DCG list.
For closely related samples where one expects gene expression to be highly similar, the distribution of log-ratio values is broad at lower intensities, reflecting the greater relative uncertainty as one approaches the detection limits in one or both channels, while it narrows at higher expression levels; for biologically diverse samples the R-I plot can present a very different profile.
