Sentence examples for lethality for a from inspiring English sources

The original model predicts the lethality for a person in front of a reflecting surface caused by simple Friedlander blast waves.

Based on new experimental data, some authors recently concluded that the lethality for a person standing in the free field is the same as for a person in front of a reflecting surface, contrary to Bowen's assumptions.

Plates from a 12-hr period were counted only if lethality for a positive control, par-6 RNAi, was >80% for all genetic backgrounds involved.

Animals were monitored daily for drug-induced toxicity (body weight loss, diarrhoea, stomatitis, and lethality) for a minimum of 2 weeks, and 3 4 times a week thereafter.

A two-tailed Student's t-test with two-sample unequal variance (heteroscedastic) could then be assessed between the enhancement of lethality for a given bacterial strain to the enhancement of lethality of the negative control vector, L4440 expressing dsGFP.

Although the examples given above concern loss-of-function mutations, alternative situations can also fit the definition of synthetic lethality; for example, a gain-of-function mutation might be lethal only in the presence of a simultaneous second-site mutation, or a drug treatment that selectively kills cells carrying a specific genetic alteration.

Additional inactivation of the C. elegans crumbs family did not result in increased embryonic lethality for any of these genes.

Application of the same statistical methodology on synthetic lethality data for a tor2 ts-mutant using a different set of genomic features also resulted in lists of new candidate genes potentially involved in TOR2 signaling.

As expected, the number of families excluded increases with the width of the lethality interval for a given threshold value, and decreasing the threshold from 90%to85%5% results in doubling the number of families being removed.

We found three possible phenotypes when AgPRS2,4 and AgPRS3 disruptions were combined: synthetic lethality for the double mutant, a growth alteration and an impairment in PRPP synthetase activity for the Δprs3 strain, and a slight reduction in total Prs activity that did not elicit phenotypic alterations in the Δprs2,4 mutant.

During late 2003 and early 2004, highly pathogenic H5N1 spread throughout China, Vietnam, Thailand, Cambodia, and Lao People's Democratic Republic (PDR) with a high lethality for domestic poultry; whereas in Vietnam, Thailand, and Cambodia, humans were infected but at a lower rate.