Sentence examples for integrative purposes from inspiring English sources

The goal of this study was to analyse the requirements for information sharing by various stakeholders and to actually model the relevant information sources for integrative purposes.

An R-package to match array comparative genomic hybridization (CGH) and gene expression microarray features for integrative analysis purposes was provided by van Wieringen et al. (2012).

In this paper, we proposed GAP, a general-purpose integrative Gene functional Association Prediction tool.

One interesting future aspect is the inclusion of further interaction data for validation purposes and integrative analysis.

For such purpose the integrative vector pMUTIN-comI was constructed, in which comI is placed under the control of the IPTG-inducible promoter P spac.

The term "Translational Systems Biology" has been formally proposed to describe the use of experimental findings combined with mathematical modeling and/or engineering principles to understand complex biological processes in an integrative fashion for the purpose of enhancing clinical practice.

For that purpose, the integrative vector pMRT2-2 wappliedied, which is the ancestor of the reporter plasmids pTP1 and pPP2 without E. coli lacZ [ 42, 60].

The purposes of this integrative review were to review the current research literature on the design and psychometric testing of teaching evaluation scales, to synthesize the results, and to propose implications specific to nursing programs that are evidence based and will provide guidance on faculty teaching evaluations.

It was therefore not possible, for the purposes of this integrative review, to summarise or draw conclusions regarding effect sizes and other statistical parameters.

Secondary analyses (including qualitative metasyntheses or metaethnographies) of existing data sets for the purposes of presenting integrative outcomes from different research programmes.

The information that we sought to retrieve for purposes of this integrative review was not necessarily a component of the program monitoring plans for all programs, and, even if collected, was not necessarily reported or reported in a comparable manner.