Sentence examples for explore a broader spectrum from inspiring English sources

To explore a broader spectrum of Pmp22 regulation, we devised a system to assay the effects of small molecules on the expression of Pmp22 by engineering the gene to express a reporter ORF from the endogenous genomic locus.

Since the I-Change model incorporates insights of several behavioural models, its integrated nature made it feasible to explore a broad spectrum of potential barriers and facilitators.

Results illustrate the power of the combined DNA/enzyme microarray/LC-MS/MS approach to efficiently explore a broad spectrum of organ-specific metabolic genotoxic pathways for drugs and environmental chemicals.

This paper provides a comprehensive review of the relevant literature and explores a broad spectrum of issues from safety to machine ethics.

Besides increasing the magazine's attention to antiques from around the world, she led it to explore a much broader spectrum of the decorative arts, including metal and glass, ceramics, book illustrations and machine-made objects for everyday use.

The Tox21 collaboration (Collins et al. 2008) is leading the field in exploring how a broad spectrum of in vitro assays, many in qHTS format, can be used to screen thousands of environmental chemicals for their potential to disturb biological pathways that may result in human disease (Xia et al. 2008).

To derive which of them have a broader spectrum of action we explored the promoter regions of the 5,271 genes that constitute the MSC gene expression footprint, searching for binding sites of the 135 TFs through their cis-regulatory regions of the whole MSC genes.

GWA studies that include non-European populations thus hold the promise of being able to provide a broader spectrum of complex trait loci and a higher resolution for exploring the genetic architecture of such traits.

Can it appeal to a broader spectrum of people?

The arts encompass a broader spectrum of our lives.

Hence, simulation addresses a broader spectrum of learning levels.