Sentence examples for from which to detect from inspiring English sources

To date, there has been no complete genome-wide analysis of the distributions of CAGpolyQ repeat lengths in a control population in order to set the baseline from which to detect expansions.

Elucidating the biogeography of bacterial communities on the human body is critical for establishing healthy baselines from which to detect differences associated with disease; however, little is known about the baseline bacterial profiles from various human habitats of healthy Chinese undergraduates.

Therefore, there was no evidence of reductions in hospital admissions, and no savings were detected from which to offset the cost of the intervention.

The B16-F10 melanoma cells used in the present study showed a rather low CD73 activity which matches FACS data from other groups which failed to detect CD73 on the surface of B16-F10 cells [ 14, 16].

The minority of trajectories from which larvae failed to detect the presence of the light gradient was discarded from the dataset.

By comparing the fit of the model including moderator effects on both the means and the variances, to a model in which the moderator only affects the means (say), one can obtain an estimate of non-centrality parameter λ, from which the power to detect the effect of the moderator can be derived.

Detecting differential isoform usage is different from detecting differential isoform expression, which aims to detect the difference of expression level between two conditions for each individual isoform of each gene.

We deduce from (2) the following time-advanced model x ( t ) = x τ ( t + τ ) = μ s e j ϕ s s ( t ) s + b T τ ( t + τ ) = μ s e j ϕ s s ( t ) s + b T ( t ) (3). from which we wish to detect s(t).

One way to broaden clonal selection could be by the induction of somaclonal variations which ranged from easy to detect deviations in general morphological characteristics to subtle deviations in e.g., vigour, bunch and berry sizes, sugar and acid concentrations, and flavour components.

'Composition-based' approaches are an alternate strategy that exploits nucleotide usage information extracted from the reads to detect which taxonomic entities are present in the sample.

His new piece due to appear in a public park for new development 300 Front Street West in Toronto in 2014 will involve monolithic structures made from granite which are able to detect changing levels of light.