Sentence examples for generality of expression from inspiring English sources

While retaining generality of expression, the multiple-scale procedure is carried out until a closed-form solution for the velocity field is obtained for an arbitrary mean-flow function.

The current study investigated the possibility to improve the quality and generality of expression profiles by integrated analysis of multiple datasets.

It was proven theoretically that for sensors of non-negligible length, the statistical properties of the signal obtained depend only on local holdup, local size distribution and sensor length; a new and easier method of deriving the appropriate mathematical expressions was found, based on a conceptual model which does not affect the generality of the expressions.

Chalcides represents only one of the 100+ origins of viviparity in squamate reptiles, so we are not able assess the generality of our gene expression results.

In order to investigate the robustness and generality of the gene expression-based groupings of GBMs, we have aggregated the publicly available genome scale expression data of histologically defined GBMs.

All these studies provide strong evidence for the generality of isoflurane on HIF-1 expression in cancer cells.

To begin to assess the generality of our observations, we analyzed expression correlations and molecular divergence in A. thaliana retrocopies (Zhu et al. 2009).

This generality of histone modification and gene expression holds for eukaryotes with and without DNA methylation, indicating that DNA methylation is not required for histone modification.

Since most of the previous studies only employ a single genotype of rice or barley for expression analysis, the generality of the interpretations is limited.

To test the generality of our findings we investigated how the expression of the 26 downregulated genes correlated to SOX11 expression in 16 primary MCL, all positive for cyclin D1 and SOX11 [4].

To confirm the generality of this observation, Figure 11 shows the average slope of the linear regression of expression against growth rate for those genes up-regulated in each nutrient limitation (FDR < 5%).