Of note, most of the above so far in-depth studied genes, regardless whether EWS-FLI1 up- or down-regulated, are mainly annotated to be involved in signaling, morphogenesis, development and other more specialized functions.
However, because of their poor genetic tractability, including transformation, truffles have so far eluded in-depth functional genomic investigations.
By combining the power of computational techniques with psychophysiology studies, researchers can generate far more in-depth data analyses and a greater understanding of the processes underlying behavior.
OK, that was far too in-depth.
Now, in recent days, he has started to speak out, first in an interview for the Fort Worth Star-Telegram and now, quite fittingly, in a far more in-depth way for Kelly Kennedy.
Qualitative studies, although with their own limitations, can offer far more in-depth insights into the attitudes, perceptions, and beliefs of the respondents.
Whereas the development of a new method mostly coincides with a comparison in overall performance to all existing methods, so far no in-depth study on how conceptual differences relate to differences in the inferred networks have been made.
ePrivacy goes far more in depth — into data-driven advertising, personal comms and privacy.
As new "nice girl" and potential "black wifey" Chantal, Tandy rises to UnReal's top-tier occasion and delivers a performance that is far more in depth and layered for even one of the peripheral and shallow characters that the regular baddies are supposed to be duping.
For example, the consistent correlation of height with breast cancer incidence points toward an earlier origin of breast cancer than we have thus far studied in depth.
The announcement signified a victory for the Swiss banking industry, which had argued in August that a stricter draft went "too far in its depth and scope, thereby imposing excessive constraints on entrepreneurial freedom".
