Sentence examples for met the expression from inspiring English sources

That's where I started this architectural kickstart point and met the expression, 'the human scale.' It's also when we started developing the entire spectrum that is related to fashion: catwalk structures, ephemeral structures, and obviously clothing as well.

The significance of the association between the dataset and the canonical pathway was measured in 2 ways: 1) A ratio of the number of genes from the dataset that met the expression value cutoff that map to the pathway divided by the total number of molecules that exist in the canonical pathway is displayed.

All predicted 9 miRNAs met the expression criteria used above for known miRNAs.

Proteins that met the expression ratio with a cut-off ≥2.0, a P-value cut-off <0.05 for differential expression and were associated with a canonical pathway in the IPA Knowledge Base, were considered for the analysis.

Therefore we also looked at consecutive probe set pairs where the secondary probe set met the expression criterion while the primary did not and where probe sets had a Pearson correlation exceeding 0.6.

In cases in which all the above conditions were met, the expression level of a gene in a given experiment was calculated as the mean value of the hybridization signal of the corresponding probeset in the three experimental replicates.

Significant patterns of expression inheritance were reported for all 68,746 contigs that met the minimum expression cutoff (fig. 2 A; supplementary table S2, Supplementary Material online).

Additional file 4: Contains a worksheet listing the 8,040 genes that met the minimum expression threshold in both filter and suspension experiments, and were thus included in PCA and MDS analyses.

We furthermore quantified the ruffling extent by analyzing the cells that met the criteria for expression level of each protein module (Methods).

This search returned a single hit, which appears to be a fragment of an ICK protein that was expressed exclusively in the venom gland, but did not meet the minimum expression level (>1 eCPM) for inclusion in the venom gland specific set.

The same process was used to identify transcripts that had significant expression levels (expected counts per million [eCPM] ≥ 1 in silk glands, venom glands, or cephalothoraxes) but were not SSTs in Clarke et al. (2014), and those transcripts that did not meet the significant expression threshold (eCPM < 1).