Sentence examples for extents of expression from inspiring English sources

The current study suggests that patterns and extents of expression of Dnr-transcripts, expressed in cells resident to the wound and proximal skin, as well as specific Upr-transcripts, may contribute to the prediction or identification of poorly healing wounds, and may be useful for indicating wound-specific treatments to improve wound outcome.

Our results reveal that changes in the extent of expression and the type of proteoglycans being expressed are tightly associated with tissue remodeling after renal transplantation.

In summary, Survivin is expressed in the majority of pancreatic cancers and the extent of expression correlates strongly with proliferative and apoptotic functions of malignant cells.

Another key problem is the lack of a standardized diagnostic definition of which gene or which extent of expression changes is sufficient to determine EMT; in many reports, expression changes of one or two genes are already referred to as EMT or "partial EMT", thus impairing the comparability of studies [4, 131].

The eCB-involved differential modulation of synaptic activities probably results from the differences in the extent of expression and function of the CB1 receptor at the two synapses.

Although, the age of the tissue studied can make a different result, and the extent of expression of TRPC is different according to developmental stage, there is a correlation between this study and previous studies.

A co-expression network derived in this manner indeed shows a robust correlation between the extent of expression correlation and the degree of functional association, in part because of its high dimensionality.

The purpose of DXZ4 transcription remains unclear, as does the extent of expression from either X chromosome, although it is tempting to speculate that expression of DXZ4 influences its chromatin packaging.

As at the earlier stage, there are differences in the extent of expression along the dorso-ventral axis with Tbx3 expression again being cup-shaped (Figure 2 Cii, iii).

The extent of expression of the various pluripotency factors is significantly different between the histological subtypes.

Other interesting findings include the variation in the timing and extent of expression during development.