Sentence examples for identified in a panel from inspiring English sources

To generate an assay for monitoring wild introgressions on the B genome, SNPs identified in a panel of wild B genome species could be used to construct an informative assay.

To investigate chromatin bivalency and interplay between PRCs and RNAPII, we first looked genome-wide at the association of PRCs with the unusual RNAPII variant (S5p+S2p−8WG16−) previously identified in a panel of PRC-target developmental genes (Stock et al., 2007).

Wild-type as well as variant oestrogen receptor (ER) mRNAs with exon 5 and 7 deleted were identified in a panel of human breast tumour cell lines by reverse transcriptase-polymerase chain reaction followed by dideoxynucleotide sequence analysis, and then quantitated by ribonuclease protection analysis.

SNP rs13387042 on 2q35, originally reported by Stacey et al (2007), was identified in a screening panel containing 1600 Icelandic women and verified in a large panel of 4554 cases and 17 577 controls containing Icelandic as well as non-Icelandic women.

The Illumina Human Exome BeadChip includes coding variants identified in a reference panel of more than 12,000 whole-exome and whole-genome sequences from multiple ancestry groups.

The intermediate frequency alleles in the SNP loci could also be the consequence of ascertainment bias, which is the bias introduced when loci are identified in a small panel of accessions that do not represent the full genetic variation of a genus or species [ 22, 23].

The first example was of African American descent, identified in a reference DNA panel from the International Cell Exchange (http://www.hla.ucla.edu/cellDNA/Cell/history.htm).htm

Blood vessels were identified in panels a-c, a 10-pixel expansion was mapped from each blood vessel to create a mask and intensity was measured as shown in panel d, and blood vessel intensity was then subtracted as in panel e to generate blood brain barrier permeability quantification.

This is the first time that a large number of both Gram-negative and Gram-positive bacteria could be phenotypically assayed and identified in a single, universal test panel.

The CTE exams that are approved for use are national assessments that were selected by a Blue Ribbon panel & were identified in an earlier Board of Regents item.

This is the case with the benchmark PCR testing used in this report –a type A influenza virus-positive specimen may be identified in a first round RT-PCR panel, followed by testing with another panel to distinguish A/H1 from A/H3.