Sentence examples for limitations of expression from inspiring English sources

Possible caveats to this include the possibility that proteins expressed at low levels could significantly affect fitness, and methodological limitations of expression measurements, such as poor sensitivity or biases such as the low identification rate of membrane proteins.

The laconic limitations of expression are accompanied by an odd sensitivity to light and weather.

We also observed that several of the genomic sequences reported high levels of expression, highlighting the limitations of expression analysis based on ESTs alone.

Given the above mentioned caveats and limitations of expression analysis studies, we encourage cancer investigators to test for the existence of intronless genomic sequences that are similar to the specific transcript of the gene being studied.

The most typical ways that amateur-style machinima gets around limitations of expression include taking advantage of speech bubbles seen above players' heads when speaking, relying on the visual matching between a character's voice and appearance, and finding methods available within the game itself.

Yet, due to technical limitations of expression microarrays, the vast majority of eQTL studies performed in the last decade used a genomic distance based definition as a surrogate for cis, therefore exploring local rather than cis-eQTLs.

Especially the unfolded protein response (UPR) in Saccharomyces cerevisiae (as well as some other yeasts) is well documented, and its role for the limitation of expression levels is discussed.

Limitation of expression of foreign proteins in cells of another organism has been observed frequently, and has commonly been circumvented by adapting their codon content to more closely resemble the host organism codon bias [3] [10].

Another limitation of expression in the bacterial cytoplasm is the impossibility of obtaining proteins with post-translational modifications such as disulphide bond formation or glycosylation.

Tie-stall housing of dairy cows is used extensively worldwide, despite of the welfare concerns regarding the restriction of voluntary movement and limitation of expression of the cows' natural behaviour.

Although we only used semantic similarity between the neighbor gene and genes in the module due to the limitation of expression profiles, expression similarity can be also added to Step 2 and 3 when gene expression of neighbors are available.