Sentence examples for frequency of pathways from inspiring English sources

In marine ecosystems, the number and frequency of pathways, tidal movements, availability of empty niches, and availability of different substrate types for settlement are the main factors that determine susceptibility to invasion, with highest rates of non-native species establishment typically found in shallow coastal zones [36].

It is possible to observe that the full EM set has a skewed Gaussian-like distribution with a maximum frequency of pathways with 50 reactions.

- The decrease of NIP density observed when transitioning from free living to host-associated bacteria appears to be due in part to a significant decrease in the frequency of pathways related to carbohydrate and energy metabolism.

The difference in the frequency of pathway annotation terms was tested by Fisher's exact probability test (P < 0.05).

All genomes under the node A, especially the Bacteroides, have relatively low frequencies of pathways pertaining to Genetic information processing, while the pathways involved in Metabolism appear to have low occurrences in genomes under the sub-node E. Genomes under the sub-node E (except P. stercorea) also show higher occurrences of Human diseases related pathways.

Low frequency stimulation of pathways that propagate established oscillations would not lead to entrainment of the latter.

Soni et al. constructed an ensemble of Boolean network simulations to estimate the frequency of active pathways and to rank interactions by their control effective flux (CEF).

Understanding the complete contribution of genomic and epigenomic alterations to specific genes and pathways in cancer will reveal novel high frequency specific markers for better risk assessment (as we observed in the TCGA cohort above) and will highlight the true frequency of therapeutic pathways to better target the disease at the molecular level.

Propagule pressure, the number of individuals of a particular species arriving in a recipient region, is an important determinant of both establishment and invasion success (Lockwood et al. 2005; Simberloff 2009) and will increase as the number or frequency of trade pathways rises in species proficient at human-assisted dispersal (Chapple et al. 2012a).

As APC and CTNNB1 mutations were not seen together the frequency of APC/CTNNB1 pathway alteration was 6% in our data.

Enrichment is the fold-change relative to the background frequency of a pathway annotation.