Sentence examples for literature expression from inspiring English sources

These results demonstrate that mining existing published literature, expression, and genome scan data in a systematic manner can identify biologically plausible genes and pathways that have variants significantly associated with BAV, ultimately a disease of early development.

In agreement with the literature, expression levels of CXCR2 increased in higher passages of some endothelial cell isolations (35, 36).

Regarding mechanism: as I understand from the literature, expression of HERV-W and other HERV elements after the onset of Schizophrenia has been repeatedly observed.

When the direction of change is consistent with the literature (expression in the dataset relative to control) across the majority of targets for a given TF then the TF is predicted to be active.

In these literature, expression of LNβ3 has been reported to associated with LNγ2 in hepatocellular carcinoma, squamous cell carcinoma of the tongue, colorectal carcinoma, biliary cancer, and gastric cancer.

This is the main reason why some of the literature expressions were not adequate when used for practical applications in large-scale examples.

Modifications of literature expressions for prediction of solids flow and solids distribution are proposed, and an improved expression is formulated for prediction of the thickness of the wall layer.

As traditional literature expressions for collision frequency and efficiency can not describe the data, an inverse problem solution methodology to recover the aggregation kernel structures from the experimental data is followed.

Therefore, it is uncertain whether literature expressions for prediction of the distribution of solids and the thickness of the wall layers, derived from investigations in laboratory units, are applicable to boilers.

In this work, data from laboratory units are compared with boiler data, and the accuracy of literature expressions for prediction of solids distribution, solids flow and wall layer thickness is reviewed.

Ignatius used, for the first time in Christian literature, the expression "catholic church," meaning the whole church that is one and the same wherever there is a Christian congregation.