Sentence examples for in addition to characterising from inspiring English sources
In addition to characterising the overall health of the ecosystem from measurable environmental factors, the identification of specific drivers for remedial management is also a goal of this modelling approach.
In addition to characterising the transcriptomic differences generated from an experiment involving one species, the same microarray platform can be used for research involving related species through heterologous hybridisation (Davey et al. [2009]).
The component subsystems have different characteristic frequency 'signatures' that allow us to identify which system(s) are responsible for a particular perturbation, in addition to characterising its magnitude.
In addition to characterising the functional properties of iPSC-derived human cortical neural networks, we carried out studies of the nature of physical connectivity in this system in order to understand how this would contribute to the observed network properties.
In addition, to characterise the evident hits upon KSR1 overexpression in the presence of doxorubicin or etoposide, the Log2 'normalized ratios' (M/L) were plotted against Log10 'intensity' (M/L) to exhibit the significantly differentiated proteins based on P values from Significant B test (Fig. 3b).
In addition to genetically characterised cases in cross-bred Holstein calves [ 5] and Rotes Höhenvieh cattle [ 6], sporadic [ 14- 17] and multiple genetically linked cases within single herds have been reported [ 18- 20].
Thus, in addition to the already characterised immunomorphology of physiological cellular PrP [ 45] and disease-associated PrP with corresponding PK-resistance in immunoblottting [ 17], further comparative studies are needed to characterise the spectrum of immunoreactivities that represent conformationally altered ("disease-associated") PrP forms with PK-sensitivity (i.e. senPrPSc).
In addition to the well characterised genes such as mira, peb, neur or phyl, we can cite as an example of new SOP genes, quail and insensitive (Table 2).
In addition to the previously characterised genes we observed several novel and/or unknown genes showing differential expression.
Evidence was presented for novel ranalexin effects on the bacterial cell wall, in addition to the previously characterised action at the cell membrane [ 13], and these actions were proposed to act in concert.
Previous Southern analysis indicated there are probably five SERK genes in M. truncatula [ 9], but we have now identified a total of eight SERK or SERKL genes in addition to the previously characterised MtSERK1.
