Sentence examples for expressed is consistent from inspiring English sources

This copy number corresponds to a concentration of 0.06 μM for a cytoplasmic volume of 3 × 10−12 L. The assumption that all proteins are equally expressed is consistent with gene expression analysis from U2OS cells (data not shown).

Although it is possible that a mutation in one or a small number of genes may give rise to the expression differences, the diversity of the actions and pathways of the genes differentially expressed is consistent with genetic resistance to nematodes being due to many genes with small effects rather than a mutation in a single locus.

Since the two protocols did not identify identical sets of differentially expressed genes, we investigated whether the functional categories of the genes that were identified as differentially expressed were consistent.

The sentiments and guidelines they express are consistent with the expectations we have for the lacrosse team and, indeed, for all Duke student-athletes.

Though his message has taken on added resonance in the post-tea-party era that has given rise to Donald Trump, aides hasten to point out that many of the views Obama is expressing are consistent with those he's taken throughout his political career.

We also offer Strategy Sessions with entrepreneurs, and one of the major challenges that many new business owners have expressed, is generating consistent income.

The biphasic manner in which Nanog was expressed was also consistent with the occurrence of separate waves of skeletal and hematopoietic stem cell differentiation that occur during both fracture healing and marrow ablation.

The repression of transcripts normally expressed late in Schwann cell development and activation of genes normally expressed early is consistent with significant over-representation of developmental themes identified in our functional analysis (see Tables S4 and S5 of Supporting Information).

The clustering pattern of differentially expressed genes is consistent with the relative expression levels of these genes being inherited from a parent.

Subsets of lytic gene such as BARF1 and BKRF3 (Group 3) were also expressed, which is consistent with the previous reports that a small portion of EBV positive Akata cells expressed lytic antigens (Sheng et al, 2003).

Analysis of ontology annotation associated with differentially expressed genes is consistent with differences in organellar function (e.g., rhoptries, Table 1).