Sentence examples for method could reveal from inspiring English sources
Most importantly, a combined method could reveal the history of genetic differences between species.
The CLAcrBW13C and CLAcrBW13C/P223G pair was used to evaluate if the FRET method could reveal information about AcrB trimer stability, as the trimer association in CLAcrBW13C/P223G is expected to be weaker.
In such a multicomponent alteration of the nucleoside levels, a pattern recognition method could reveal more information on the distinctions between healthy individuals and cancer patients than the evaluations of the single components.
Moreover, while text mining method could reveal only the phenotype similarity, our method quantitatively measured the disease relatedness based on the network topology and studied more comprehensively the functional mechanism of linkages in terms of connector proteins.
We found that the frequency of EBV integration mapping was significantly lower than the average coverage depth (~70X), implying the DNA sample derived from a clonal cell population is potentially more diverse than previously thought, and that this method could reveal the heterogeneity of a very complex sample population at the single-molecule level.
These methods could reveal previously concealed travel patterns, or mechanisms of contaminationFor even perhaps cultural similarities that enable enhanced transmission of an infectious agent.
Next, we sought to determine if the computational methods could reveal further substructure in the flow-sorted subpopulation datasets (H, AA, and AB).
We wished to determine methods that could reveal how the cell cycle is regulated in non-immortalised, very early MEC cultures, and therefore examined ways of extending this brief window of proliferation that characterised the first 3 5 days of primary cell culture, using cells from pregnant mammary glands.
Estimating normalized crosstalk scores (bottom panel, Figure 3D, Figure 3 source data 1, 'Materials and methods'), we could reveal a synergistic effect of LTβR on TLR4 stimulated late gene expressions in WT MEFs.
Government officials claimed any discussion of what happened to the defendants during their arrests or while in custody could reveal intelligence "sources, methods and activities" – including, not coincidentally, evidence that CIA interrogators waterboarded defendant Khalid Shaikh Mohammed 183 times in March of 2003.
The reflection method could be revealing the upper part of a rising mantle plume, as if a smokestack's plume rose to hit a glass ceiling the 700-kilometer boundary only to flow to an open window at the ceiling's edge and rise again in another plume.
