Sentence examples for fragmented expression from inspiring English sources

Overall, for all transcripts with >100 RPM in either sample, the ratio of unfragmented to fragmented expression is weakly correlated with log median length) (R = −0.38).

Subtle alterations reported include a shift towards higher frequencies and a weaker and more fragmented expression of the lowest frequencies in the EEG spectrum (Perlis et al., 2001).

Although we accept that it is speculative to extrapolate a psychopathological construct to group behaviour, we believe that, used metaphorically as in this editorial, it helps to conceptualize the confused and fragmented expression of protest and violence during the 2011 riots.

"They're not fragmented people.

We hypothesized that screening for fragmented IFP from a library created using an alternative protein protein interaction might identify different fragmented IFP because of differences in fragment expression, stability, and association.

However, there was no evidence for a relative reduction of GRASP65 (not shown) or p115 expression in Golgi fragmented motor neurons.

Models suffering from localized over-fitting show fragmented eve expression.

It promises a fragmented but lyrical expression of 24 hours on the streets of a major city, told through eight deeply personal stories.

Cy3-labeled cRNA (1.65 µg) was then fragmented and relative expression was measured by hybridization to 4×44K whole human oligo microarray (Agilent).

In agreement with other studies using the DASL platform, our present study also suggests the usefulness of DASL chemistry to study gene expression in fragmented RNA samples.

Low-expression genes were assembled more effectively with small k-mer sizes, leading to the assembly of numerous and highly fragmented transcripts, whereas high-expression genes were assembled more effectively with large k-mer sizes, emphasizing contiguity [ 12, 14].