Sentence examples for expression calling from inspiring English sources

The story coined an unfamiliar new expression — calling Saverin an "American defector," using the Chinese term usually applied to North Korean refugees who flee across the frozen Tumen River.

Mr. Abbas, apparently responding to international criticism of the clampdown, issued a statement on Saturday instructing all Palestinian Authority agencies to ensure the freedom of opinion and expression, calling it a "sacred right" based in Palestinian law.

A significant level above 99% (p<0.01) was selected for tissue-specific expression calling of gene models or TARs.

To reduce the number of genes that serve as input for differential expression calling and pathway analysis we introduced the measure of gene expression reliability.

Recently, a new differential expression calling algorithm, edgeR [ 27], has been proposed, which models count data using a negative binomial model that can be regarded as an over-dispersed Poisson model.

For whole-transcriptome differential expression calling, genome coverage of reads mapping to genes was used for statistical testing using DESeq (Anders and Huber, 2010) implemented in the R statistical environment.

To Mr. Cosgriff, Main Street is Main Street, and mention of the expression calls to mind the block he was standing on.

Therefore, while the sub1A gene, run by the ubi promoter may nominally function, it is much more likely to have negative side effects in the plant because of its incorrect expression (called ectopic expression).

He said Dufner's expression called to mind a child that had just been put in a timeout.

In May, Frank La Rue, the U.N. special rapporteur on the right to freedom of opinion and expression, called South Korea's regulation of online content "a matter of great concern".

During his research under Isaac Kohane (at Children's Hospital) he developed a novel methodology for analyzing large data sets of RNA expression, called Relevance Networks.