Sentence examples for functionally categorised from inspiring English sources
The detailed analysis of InterProScan descriptions for all functionally categorised transcripts revealed that some of the protein motifs (family, domain or functional site), inferred from a group of transcript sequences (n = 35), suggesting possible involvement of them in cytokine signaling (named CSRs under CSR subgroup).
Finally, we functionally categorised both terminal-LCR and central-LCR groups using Gene Ontology [ 18] (GO -term enrichment analysis.
Analysis of the entire chickpea unigene set (UG-IV) revealed that only 3,147 (32.8%) out of 9,569 unigenes could be functionally categorised.
Of 2,965 (46.3%) significant unigenes, only 2,071 (32.3%) unigenes could be functionally categorised according to Gene Ontology (GO) descriptions.
In terms of BLASTX analysis, a putative function could be deduced for 2,965 (UG-III) of 6,404 unigenes and 2,071 could be functionally categorised based on ESTs generated in this study.
The R2R3-MYB genes were functionally categorised which led to the identification of a sugar beet-specific clade with an atypical amino acid composition in the R3 domain, putatively encoding betalain regulators.
The eggNOG database is formatted to functionally categorise genes within twenty-five groups.
Muscles can be categorised functionally as postural (or tonic) and locomotory (or phasic) based on whether they have more MFT-I (slow twitch) or MFT-II (fast twitch) fibres respectively [ 3].
According to their cytokine production, Th cells can be categorised into at least four functionally distinct lineages, called Th1, Th2, Th17, and Treg.
Due to the hierarchy of impairment in basic ADLs, the latter measure would have categorised patients requiring assistance in bathing as functionally impaired, which may not sufficiently discriminate the survivors from those who died.
However this approach tends to neglect those genes that are not differentially expressed and typically categorised as being unimportant, although they may be functionally relevant to the particular biological process under investigation.
