Sentence examples for interested in profiling from inspiring English sources

This method will be useful to many researchers interested in profiling CNVs from whole-genome sequencing data.

"The immune system does not act in isolation, and we're now very interested in profiling its interplay with other aspects of mothers' biology, such as their genetics, metabolism and the body's microbial communities to come up with a holistic biological clock of pregnancy," Aghaeepour added.

In view of the power of the longitudinal design we were particularly interested in profiling the onset and duration of any reversal of the LTP deficit.

The methods employed in this study could be modified by institutions interested in profiling the health status of students.

Next step, people will be interested in profiling the temporal and special gene expression patterns in the individual human organs or cells on a genome-wide scale and comparing with some normal physiological processes and diseases status as well.

"We're not interested in profiling or usurping to local government federal immigration laws".

As auxin has been shown to be central to the regulation of fruit size, which is determined during cell division and cell expansion, we were particularly interested in profiles that had high expression in Stages 1 and 2. In this cluster, four ARF and two Aux/IAA had highest expression during Stage 1.

As a queer person of color and daughter of immigrant parents I am not interested in being profiled as an aspirational figure for those that support a brand and a President that slyly disparages female empowerment.

Older and higher-performing ones are more interested in marketing, profiling, maintenance, and continuous knowledge exchange, and also desire a lower amount of support: "I know that I can call them when I need them.

More likely targets are Principles or Associates at a VC fund who do not get Carry, but are interested in building profile and experience at a high profile corporate VC like GV.

Opposition politicians, human rights groups and even some members of his own centre-right UMP party have accused Mr Sarkozy of being more interested in high-profile repression than long-term prevention.