Sentence examples for for systematic understanding from inspiring English sources

The analytical results may provide useful information for systematic understanding of protein-nucleic acid interactions.

Together with identification of the sequence context around indels, the structural characteristics of local repeats proved to be useful for systematic understanding of their nature and origin.

The work presented here provides a model for systematic understanding of regulatory networks of starch metabolic pathway applicable for modification of starch synthesis and accumulation.

Rapid progress in high-throughput biotechnologies (e.g. microarrays) and exponential accumulation of gene functional knowledge make it promising for systematic understanding of complex human diseases at functional modules level.

The study was entirely based on the available TCGA data, which has the limitation of unequal samples; still we were able to prove the advantage of integrating epigenetic data, expression data and protein-protein interaction knowledge for advancing of systematic understanding of LUAD.

Regulatory network modeling has been widely used for a systematic understanding of disease progression at the molecular level, particularly for cancer (comprehensively reviewed by Peer and Hacohen) [ 7].

The purpose of this paper is to construct an integrated model for the systematic understanding of the carbohydrate pathway system of E. coli.

The Kyoto Encyclopedia of Genes and Genomes (KEGG) is a database resource for the systematic understanding of high-level gene functions in terms of biological networks, such as the cell, organism, and ecosystem, from molecular-level information (http://www.genome.jp/kegg/).jp/kegg/

Environmental Toxicology at Eawag, Switzerland) won the award for best master's thesis 2014 for her study Mechanistic and systematic understanding of the toxicity of manufactured nanomaterials in the algae "Chlamydomonas reinhardtii".

We anticipate that many other features may be overlaid upon the schematic developed here, allowing for a comprehensive and systematic understanding of, first, spherical capsids and then virus capsids of varied geometries.

This study has demonstrated that Wingood and DiClemente's framework is a useful tool for a structured and systematic understanding of how gender imbalances influence sexual violence and the risk of acquiring HIV among married women in Africa.