Sentence examples for levels of grasp and from inspiring English sources

The expression levels of GRASP and TSPYL5 in HCC tumor tissues were, respectively, 1.828 and −0.148, which were significantly lower (Fig.  1) than those in both precursor (2.210 and 1.585) and normal liver tissue (2.134 and 1.527) [ 29].

Here we demonstrate that our experimental manipulation was able to reveal that activity in M1 was modulated by the level of congruence between type of grasp and stimulus size.

The distribution of GRASP and TSPYL5 expression levels for each sample are shown in Additional file 1: Figure S4.

The methylation level of GRASP is very low in non-neoplastic colorectal tissue and WBC DNA from healthy subjects, indicating potential usefulness as a non-invasive epigenetic markers [ 54].

In this study, 6-month-olds' perception of an object-related human grasping action was compared with their level of grasping performance using a within-participants design.

For each interaction dominant animals were identified as those that initiated fights and showed high levels of aggression (grasping of opponents body with the claws, unrestrained aggression).

Plutarch maintains that there are two levels of causality, physical and intelligible, and full understanding of natural phenomena requires the grasping of both.

This chapter illustrates several concepts behind these practices and explains how, even though these concepts were advocated by the industrial engineers of the 19th and mid-20th centuries, it is the Japanese who put these into simple ideas to be grasped easily by all levels of operatives and successfully implement them.

This paper focuses on the problem of grasp stability and grasp quality analysis.

The design resulted in 8 possible object manipulations per block (according to the 2 × 2 × 2 design of ORIENTATION, GRASP, and PLACE, each with 2 levels).

Here we report evidence that activity within hAIPS varied depending on grasp configurations, whereas activity within M1 and the dPMC varied depending on the level of congruency between the planned grasp and the to-be-grasped stimulus.