Sentence examples for increase over background from inspiring English sources

NuA4, the other HAT complex thought to be involved in regulation of these genes, showed weak derepression-dependent binding (∼2 fold increase over background from repressed to derepressed), but it appeared to be largely independent of activators (Fig. 1D).

By day 4, there was a further significant increase over background levels of IFNγ (50 180-fold), IL-6 (280–410-fold), and IL-17 (40–1650 180-foldall three vaccinated groups.

Thus, in conjunction with Rho1E(br)246, the identification of an interacting deficiency with even a modest 6-8 fold increase over background was significant as demonstrated by the fact that 67% of the intervals that were identified in the primary screen were confirmed through the secondary screen.

Eleven ORFs potently induced anchorage-independent colony formation (a fivefold increase over background), and another eight ORFs produced a moderate phenotype (a two- to fivefold increase over background).

This value represented a 2.7-fold increase over background, detected in the GFP siRNA control.

However, mH2A depletion led to a significant, 1.7- to 2.4-fold increase over background in detected GFP transcripts.

Hepatocellular adenomas were significantly increased over background levels in rats administered TMAO in drinking water (Shen et al. 2003b).

Red1 enrichment over the GAN repeat motif was only modestly increased over background, indicating that this motif is not responsible for directing most Red1 binding in cohesin mutants.

In addition, even after processing >1.2 million subsequent letters, as this sorter did, aerosolized B. anthracis containing particles can still be detected around a contaminated sorter when active, at a level likely increased over background levels.

Accordingly, investigators' obligations to relieve oppressive background conditions increase over time.

Such storms are produced by CMEs having high front velocity ΔV (sudden increase over the background) and sufficiently large IMF Bz southward at the front (Balan et al. 2014).