Sentence examples for function or processes from inspiring English sources
The direct correlation between adiponectin and CVD in the MDRD study may be due to a residual confounding effect of reduced renal function or processes accompanying CKD, but unadjusted for reduced GFR.
To assist with the categorisation of co-expressed genes and partitioned modules according to their potential function or processes, we assessed the modules for enrichment primarily for GO terms in R (http://www.r-project.org) using the 'gProfileR' package [ 37] to interface g:profiler (http://gprofiler.at.mt.ut.ee/gprofiler/).ee/gprofiler/
In a typical embedded system, each function or process handles its own resources, somewhat independent of the others.
Firms adding new captive operations to those they already own as well as companies taking the vendor route that is, outsourcing a function or process to an independent offshore provider will also benefit from such an analysis.
Slowly, most of the functions in the trading process were automated, but the process was complex because each market and each instrument type required unique features even though the underlying function or process step might be the same.
The modern working definition of a gene is a portion (or sequence) of DNA that codes for a known cellular function or process (e.g. the function "make melanin molecules").
In addition, nearly 3000 genes of unknown molecular function or process are assigned to a regulon.
Comparing protein interaction networks can reveal interesting patterns of interactions for a specific function or process in distantly related species.
Such models are useful in understanding the physiological function or process, and can lead to development of new treatments or strategies.
When defining phenotypes using the EQ model, the affected entity can either be a biological function or process from GO, or an anatomical entity.
"Comparing PPI networks of evolutionary distant species can help to understand some mechanisms underlying a specific function or process, which the sequence comparison alone cannot explain".
