Sentence examples for measure global changes from inspiring English sources
In order to accurately characterize global control of gene expression at the post-transcriptional level it is essential to measure global changes in both transcript and protein levels.
Microarray analysis was used to measure global changes in gene expression after the overuse plus rest protocol.
The commonly used American College of Rheumatology and Disease Activity Score systems are of little use here, however, because they measure global changes in large numbers of joints.
Conventional laboratory testing only includes a few of metabolic parameters and cannot measure global changes in metabolic networks in real-time.
Repetitive elements (REs) have been used as a surrogate to measure "global" changes in DNA methylation associated with diverse factors including nutrition, pollutants, and toxin exposure.
We do not have the tools to follow individual cells along their different rounds of division and can only measure global changes of cell cycle kinetics in a group of cells.
In an application example, we measured global changes of gene expression during growth of C. jeikeium in the presence of different concentrations of the deodorant component 4-hydroxy-3-methoxybenzyl alcohol that is active in preventing body odor formation.
We therefore measured global changes of protein synthesis in response to DCB-3503 treatment.
To obtain a comprehensive view of the molecules that promote S. aureus survival in whole blood and thus facilitate bacteremia, we measured global changes in USA300 gene expression during culture in heparinized human blood and fresh serum using USA300-specific oligonucleotide microarrays (Fig. 2 and Table S1).
Nevertheless, it must be acknowledged that the methods used here are measuring global changes in PIP2, and it is possible that within the immediate vicinity of the activated mAChR, the changes in polyphosphoinositide levels may be greater.
However, this could be due to the cAMP signal being compartmentalised (as demonstrated in cardiomyocytes [33]) and thus the local change may be much greater than the measured, global change.
