Sentence examples for expression points from inspiring English sources

The nested model is appropriate because data is not sampled in a truly randomized fashion as expression points are harvested in batches defined by hybridizations (or individual CEL files).

Their specific inner ear expression points to the importance of this triad in the inner ear (Weston et al, 2006).

Investigation of gene expression points toward candidate genes that are involved in the process of somatic embryogenesis.

Ideally, there should not be any variability and all expression points should have a ratio close to zero.

Our finding that these cells have decreased MMP9 expression points to the involvement of this protein in A549 cell migration and invasion.

SAM output was further restricted to genes with a change in mRNA expression of 1.5-fold or greater in at least one of the two analyzed expression points.

Now she's got a puzzled expression, pointing back at the title!

Seven minutes were played when the captain went down and a crestfallen expression pointed to this being his latest calf problem.

To wit: They reject claims the reforms will kill hyperlinking or knife sharing in the back; or do for online encyclopedias like Wikimedia; or make snuff out of memes; or strangle free expression — pointing out that explicit exceptions that have been written in to qualify what it would (and would not) target and how it's intended to operate in practice.

Tissue specific disparities in TGF-β1 mRNA and protein expression point to post-transcriptional regulation of synthesis [3] [6].

Overall, our experiments examining VAChT and ChAT expression point to differential gene regulation between the striatum, and likely other forebrain regions, and the spinal cord.