Sentence examples for exploring the pattern from inspiring English sources

Therefore, exploring the pattern of cell surface protein expression on ES cells is important for understanding the mechanisms of ES cell self-renewal and differentiation and can help to establish strategies for surface marker discovery.

Exploring the pattern and spectrum of global gene expression changes associated with nascent wheat allohexaploidization represents an essential step towards this goal.

From the opposite perspective, Geographical Information System (GIS) and spatial analyses have been widely used in suicide research, e.g. exploring the pattern of suicide across small areas [ 10- 12], identifying high risk geographical clusters [ 13- 17], and examining the associations of socioeconomic and demographic factors with suicide [ 18- 21].

In this paper we propose a simple two-step approach that is based on a cluster analysis of municipal SIRs for exploring the pattern of cancer incidence in-depth in sub-regional areas and for establishing correlations among risks of different cancers.

The final interpolated map was used to investigate at relatively high level of genetic resolution important genomics and breeding applications in T. durum such as: (i) describing the LD pattern and LD decay rate in elite germplasm, (ii) exploring the pattern of genetic diversity among sub-populations of germplasm at the chromosome level, and (iii) performing GWAS.

Songs and rhymes are a great way of exploring the patterns and sounds of another language.

By exploring the patterns, important clues to the immediate contributory factors emerge, but a more comprehensive explanation requires further research.

The questionnaire includes sections addressing those issues exploring the patterns in which the students used the technology across locations.

The RNAMute package allows a comprehensive categorization, given an RNA sequence that has functional relevance, by exploring the patterns of all single-point mutants.

Montgomery uses objects found in nature flowers, plants, seashells to create a sequence of digital captures exploring the patterns formed by the objects' differences and similarities.

Once we accept this, we can move on to the real work: acknowledging which parts of love scare us most, and exploring the patterns we've created to avoid that love.