Sentence examples for genotyping evidence from inspiring English sources
Genotyping evidence strongly suggested transmission from one species to another, although corroborating epidemiologic evidence of transmission was not discovered.
Cats are assumed to acquire the M. microti infection from infected wild rodents, but this assumption is not supported by the genotyping evidence.
The new enterovirus genotyping tool EVIDENCE [ 13] allows users to detect recombinants and potential new strains.
In this situation, genotyping provided evidence that warranted a thorough investigation and the development of new educational materials.
Three of these monoclonals (1∶7; andand CBH-5) share with e20 the residues D530 and G535 (1∶7 and A8 share also W529); however, although not easily comparable because tested in different settings, they feature different neutralizing activities against different genotypes, evidencing that other residues outside those studied may play a role [42], [43].
Among DNA repair gene polymorphisms, only XRCC1 Gln/Gln genotype evidenced a potential prognostic role (P=0.036).
It has also been shown that the GSTM1 positive genotype evidenced a significantly better time to progression in cases of advanced gastric cancer being treated with FOLFOX [ 20].
Clustering of differentially expressed TCs distinguished gene transcripts differentially expressed during fruit development from those differentially expressed between genotypes, evidencing that the former were more numerous than the latter.
We have also shown that the Glutathione S-transferase M1 (GSTM1) positive genotype evidenced a significantly better time to progression in cases of advanced gastric cancer being treated with FOLFOX [ 18].
Logically, these results should be taken as statistical evidence, genotyping or sequencing the cis-regulatory motives and linkage disequilibrium information are, however, needed to confirm whether these SNPs show genuine ASE.
However, there is currently no evidence that genotyping an individual is superior to traditional physiological tests in predicting athletic performance.
