Sentence examples for missing pathways from inspiring English sources

Comparisons of predictions of this approach with the same models that make no use of the constrained-equilibrium assumption indicate that (a) the chain of reactions could be explicitly broken without compromising the fundamental elementary nature of the model, and (b) the use of the constrained-equilibrium assumption makes the model less sensitive to the missing pathways.

We obtain a model with superior data fit in the human liver cancer HepG2 and propose potential missing pathways.

Instances of expanded or missing pathways across the 31 organisms will have non-uniform pathway-level phylogenetic profiles.

Bacterial symbionts often have minimal metabolic networks, and are often missing pathways or genes essential for life outside of the host environment.

Using PathoLogic is thus a conservative way of reducing the risk of missing pathways in a genome with an additional payoff in saved time and labor.

These missing pathways include the benzylsuccinate synthase (bssABC) genes (responsible for fumarate addition to toluene) and the central benzoyl-CoA pathway for monoaromatics.

Missing pathway links, usage, road networks, conceptual designs, snow and ice removal, and more is overlaid to create public facing "Storybook Maps" which allow anyone to see pathway conditions in real time.

Incompleteness of a pathway was confirmed through BLASTp analysis using missing pathway enzymes.

Metabolomics studies have filled in some of this missing pathway information, but a surprising number of gaps remain in our understanding of "basic" metabolic pathways.

GO biological processes can also be used to explore cross-connections between two or more pathways and find missing pathway components.

The presence of strong partial correlations in the absence of known metabolic connections could point out missing pathway information or regulatory effects not captured in a simple stoichiometric representation of the pathway.