Sentence examples for in another replication from inspiring English sources

For instance, when using statistical modeling on the single training sample only, a panel of thousands of non-significant variants collectively could capture over one-third of the heritability for schizophrenia, but the same panel only explained a few percent of disease susceptibility in another replication cohort [ 8].

We therefore evaluated the 24 loci in another Spanish replication cohort (1481 cases and 1850 controls).

In another part, replication of rotavirus in enterocytes imbedded in the epithelial layer could have down-regulated transcription of these genes.

In replication replicators do not blend.

The noise durations (and, accordingly, the gap or tone-plus-noise "central part" durations) ranged from 50 ms to 2000 ms. Two different sets of noise durations were used in separate replications of the experiment: 50, 75, 100, 200, 500, 2000 ms in the first experimental run (18 participants) and 50, 500 or 2000 ms in the replication (another 28 participants).

"It allows you to add more machines as your data grows; and through built-in replication, automatically enjoy high availability if your machines or network fail," Cubukcu explained.

For example, the authors found that one pathway that was critical in catalyzing DNA replication and another in protein degradation were conserved in both organisms as a single network.

Another approach to inhibiting the CHIKV infection is by targeting cellular factors such as proteases that are involved in the processing of the CHIKV particles and cellular receptors that may have a role in viral replication, or in another way by the induction of immune-based cellular enzymes that possess antiviral activity.

The ability of WRN helicase to translocate the gap would suggest another mode in which replication forks might translocate the gaps in the leading strand before collapsing.

Significant SNPs were replicated in another 24 344 MDC individuals (MDC replication cohort).

CODA is used to produce evidence that a currently uncharacterised human protein may be involved in pathways related to depression and that another is involved in DNA replication.