Sentence examples for expressed for testing from inspiring English sources

Genes associated with sufficiently small V would be differentially expressed for testing H0: class 1 = class 2 vs. H a: class 1 > class 2. The distributions of P(χ(2 m1) > x1) and P(χ(2 m2) > x2) are uniform (0, 1) under the null hypothesis.

Diagnostic odorants were used to distinguish individual classes of ORNs in sensilla (ab1-ab7) and therefore unequivocally identify the target Or expressing ORN for testing (de Bruyne et al., 2001; Hallem et al., 2004).

Of the 50 clones isolated after the panning, only 19 possessed full-sized, non-redundant sequences that were expressed for further testing in vitro.

*P value expressed for student T-test.

Similar concerns can be expressed for skin prick tests.

Only the Berkeley Drosophila Genome Project in situ database [ 24, 25] had a sufficient number of genes and distribution among gene groupings (i.e. Group A, maternally loaded; Group B, fertilized expressed; Group C, not expressed) for the enrichment test to provide enriched terms for all of the comparison groupings.

Out of the remaining 24 primer pairs that did not have bands, 14 of them had very low expression counts (0 5 mapped reads) in the tissues that were tested by RT-PCR, so they may be authentic but not expressed in the tissue available for testing.

A need is expressed for a larger database of test results, and a 'standard' sting of larger relative diameter is proposed for future tests.

A fusion construct (Tet-EDIII-Co1) consisting of an M cell-specific peptide ligand (Co1) at the C-terminus of a recombinant tetravalent gene encoding the amino acid sequences of dengue envelope domain III (Tet-EDIII) from four serotypes was expressed and tested for binding activity to the mucosal immune inductive site M cells for the development of an oral vaccine.

Various Syx truncations were expressed and tested for Rnd3 binding in 293T cells lysates by SBP pull-down.

The lists of differentially expressed genes tested for overrepresentation in KEGG PATHWAYS (Kyoto Encyclopedia of Genes and Genomes) and GO (gene ontology) terms revealed large differences of expression between visceral and parietal pleura, and both tissues differed from mesothelioma.