Sentence examples for expression of a considerable from inspiring English sources
The term 'M2' has also been used to describe M-CSF generated macrophages [34] with evidence that M-CSF stimulation promotes expression of a considerable portion of the M2 transcriptome [27].
These data show that the expression of a considerable number of genes is altered in response to FGF inhibition by both dnFGFR1 and dnFGFR4.
Another aspect of BDNF's modulation of striatal transcription which is uncovered by the present experiments is the negative regulation of the expression of a considerable number of genes.
Thus, Affymetrix datasets can be mined to reveal information about the regulated expression of a considerable number of NATs.
Our analysis of oxaliplatin and AMD473 sensitivity revealed a common theme, which was the expression of a considerable number of transcripts involved in RNA transport and processing.
However, in contrast to the results presented here, Ehrenkaufer et al., found differences in the expression of a considerable number of peptidase genes when recent clinical isolates were compared with strain HM-1 IMSS. HM-1 IMSS
This shows that AtCHR23 over-expression increases the expression variability of a considerable subgroup of genes compared to the wild-type.
Although a majority of NAC genes showed specific temporal and spatial expression patterns based on EST frequency and microarray data analyses, the expression patterns of a considerable proportion of duplicate genes (14 of 44) were partially redundant, suggesting the occurrence of subfunctionalization during evolutionary process.
In our analysis the abundance of these bacterial groups in the jejunum correlates to the expression level of a considerable number of genes.
Our results show that MMG leads to changes in expression level of a considerable fraction of microRNAome and transcriptome in human PBLs.
In contrast to the expected patterns of expression, a considerable number of cDNAs (such as those in PVSets 4, 5, 8, and 11) are strongly expressed in the final two stages of development, when the tissue is yellow and desiccating and turning into the hard, dry seed.
