Sentence examples for for comprehensive identification from inspiring English sources
In this study, we proposed a network-based systems pharmacology framework for comprehensive identification of new drug-target interactions on GPCRs.
The current identification process in the Philippines poses a major problem and has been described in a study by National Report on Identification: Assessment and Recommendation for Comprehensive Identification of Gifted and Talented Youth (Richert et al. 1982).
The abundance of the poly A- transcripts highlights the need for comprehensive identification of these transcripts for decoding the transcriptome, annotating the genome and studying biological relevance of the poly A- transcripts.
To date, few analyses for comprehensive identification of natural target mimics have been performed in plants.
For comprehensive identification of candidate genes of the strawberry flowering pathways, we searched homologs for 118 Arabidopsis flowering time genes from our own cDNA libraries and from GDR.
The following strategy was developed for comprehensive identification of the putative viruses encoding a PgVV-like putative MCP in genomic and metagenomic databases (see Methods for details).
This latter effort, algorithmically named as OntoGeNet, for the first time allowed for the comprehensive identification of their potential regulatory modules [ 11].
We here introduce for the first time a method for the comprehensive identification of the 'immune modulatome' of cancer cells that prevents T cell-mediated tumor cell destruction.
Liquid chromatography coupled with electrospray ionization tandem mass spectrometry (LC ESI MS/MS) is widely used for the comprehensive identification of small biomolecules [1].
Finally, we highly recommend sharing the in silico MS/MS of novel lipid classes by the metabolomics community for the comprehensive identification of small biomolecules.
As a part of the Glycogene Project (GG project), we have developed a novel bioinformatics system for the comprehensive identification and in silico cloning of human glycogenes.
