Sentence examples for inferred analysis from inspiring English sources

Additionally, both 1245 and 1260 interact with Pfs25 predominantly through their HCDR3; therefore, our inferred analysis of SHM may have missed important B cell ontogeny mutations in the 5 6 residues encoded in the non-templated VD and DJ junctions within the HCDR3.

These results should be considered as initial step toward understanding Chiloscyllium relationships as they were inferred analysis from two fast-evolving mitochondrial genes.

Using a rule-based approach offers the flexibility of being able to select only a subset of steps to execute, while automatically devoting resources only to the inferred analysis steps.

Therefore, it can be concluded from the inferred spectral analysis that the organic shell was successfully synthesized by AM, DMC, and AMPS as raw materials.

Accordingly, age estimates inferred from analysis [B] clearly predate the hypothesized starting point of the New Guinean Highlands uplift (node 9: 25.9 My).

The results of our inferred expression analysis provide a set of gene expression patterns consistent with the source tissues used for cDNA production.

IPA-inferred network analysis on the data set showed for cluster A 13 networks with a score ranging from 48 down to 15, and, for cluster B, 25 networks with a score ranging from 46 down to 15.

A pilot evaluation based on 1 m LiDAR data from a small (10 km2) experimental area suggests that the shape of the modeled storage-contributing area relationship is broadly consistent with that inferred from terrain analysis, under certain simplifying assumptions.

To integrate the gene expression data with the genetic analysis, inferred networks were generated from the genetic data using the IPA functional association algorithm.

In forensic studies, characteristics inferred from DNA analysis make it possible for criminal investigations to evolve from the "passive comparison" into the "active search" stages.

Bonis, N. R., Van Konijnenburg-Van Cittert, J. H. A. & Kürschner, W. M. Changing CO2 conditions during the end-Triassic inferred from stomatal frequency analysis on Lepidopteris ottonis (Goeppert) Schimper and Ginkgoites taeniatus (Braun) Harris.