Sentence examples for metric of tissue from inspiring English sources

This is most clear from studies of infants, where adult-like patterns of fractional anisotropy (FA, a rotationally invariant metric of tissue water orientation derived from DTI) are apparent at birth, reflecting fiber architecture and coherence.

Using a metric of tissue specificity (τ > threshold of 0.9, Yanai et al. 2005; Meiklejohn and Presgraves 2012; Meisel et al. 2012), we categorized 1,315 genes as sex-specific (88 female-specific and 1,227 male-specific; table 1).

To overcome this issue, we identified genes that are likely expressed exclusively in a single sex by using a sex-specific metric of tissue specificity: (1) where E i is mean expression of tissue i and Emax is the maximum of the tissue-specific mean expression across all tissues (Yanai et al. 2005).

To ensure that the extent of variability indeed parallels the objective extent of mechanistic participation, the variability data were aligned with differential expression consistency and metric of tissue-specific expression.

The t-test provides a useful metric of differential tissue expression, although the formal requirements for the underlying distribution of the data may not be completely met [ 20].

In the absence of another "gold standard" metric, the finding of tissue specific genes over expressed in previously unclassified tumors in accordance to their predicted subtype, serves as confirmation of the classification potential of our predictor.

Given the realization that there appears to be no single or, even, set of housekeeping genes that can serve as a universal metric for tissue quality (as discussed above), tumor-specific sets of proteins may have to be developed.

The residual volume, a topological difference metric of STL models of tissue depicted in DICOM images supports that reduction of CT dose by up to 80%% of the clinical acquisition in conjunction with iterative reconstruction yields maxillofacial bone models accurate for 3D printing.

To investigate the association of a novel metric, percent tissue altered, with the occurrence of ectasia after laser in situ keratomileusis (LASIK) in eyes with normal corneal topography and to compare this metric with other recognized risk factors.

This study introduces the residual volume, a simple topological difference metric of STL models generated from a tissue depicted in DICOM images.

Since gene duplication often results in a diversified spatiotemporal pattern of expression of duplicate family members [38], [39], [40], [41], [42] we next examined the MT transcription pattern using EST data for 30 human and mouse tissues as a metric of basal expression for all functional genes.