Sentence examples for integrating the quantitative from inspiring English sources

Integrating the quantitative effects of disease mutations into these systems may provide a basis for elucidating the molecular mechanisms of diseases.

Computational analyses integrating the quantitative expression data with other information in a search for transfactors indicate that chromatin regulators appear to play a major part in the variation of gene expression (Lee et al. 2006; Choi and Kim 2008).

In addition to driving California's economic development, a major goal of QB3 is to train a new generation of students able to fully integrate the quantitative sciences with biological research.

In that way, you can really integrate the quantitative past evidence and the qualitative expertise.

To do this, the case summaries were generated to represent the areas of convergence and divergence highlighted by the basic type of qualitative dominant crossover mixed analysis where the nine qualitative thematic categories were used as the organizational framework on which to integrate the quantitative findings.

During this analytical phase we will integrate the quantitative variables and qualitative findings so as to draw a more complete picture of IPC across Europe.

Following independent analyses, an iterative process of comparison and further analysis was conducted to integrate the quantitative and qualitative data sets.

This update not only integrated the experimental phosphorylation data from public resources and research articles but also integrated the quantitative time-resolved phosphoproteomic profile obtained from LC-MS/MS analysis.

To integrate the quantitative tools of ecology and evolutionary biology with those of molecular biology would establish a discipline of systems biology within an ecological and evolutionary context, called 'ecological and evolutionary systems biology' (Richards et al., 2009).

To validate the utility of RegPhos, this work integrated the quantitative time-coursed phosphoproteomic data to verify the expression profiles of phosphoproteins in the newly discovered phosphorylation networks associated with B cell receptor (BCR) signaling pathway, which functioned as a model study in this analysis.

Using a mixed methods approach (Creswell 2005), we were able to compare or integrate the quantitative data with the stakeholder perspectives, needs and goals found from the qualitative data; thus extending the socio-ecological model as a framework for intervention planning.