Sentence examples for model system underscoring from inspiring English sources
We measured proton PREs for selectively C-isotope labeled nucleotides to derive long-range distance restraints in a short 15 nucleotide stem loop model system, underscoring the potential of the 5′-TEMPO tag to determine long-range distance restraints for solution structure determination.
The observation that CTGF knockdown does not completely inhibit migration and invasion in our model systems underscores the finding in this manuscript that a network of genes, the migratory signature rather than a single gene, is the driver of the motile phenotype [ 13, 44].
We note the discrepancy between the normal-like mRNA and the heavily disrupted miRNA profiles of the immortalised normal epithelial lines, further underscoring the uniqueness of PMC42 as a model system.
Our findings indicate for the first time that HA plays a critical role in controlling directing the osteolytic phenotype of breast cancer bone metastasis, underscoring the importance of this mineralized 3-D model system for the study of tumor behavior in bone.
We highlight advances in the study of hepatitis B and C viruses and malaria-causing Plasmodium falciparum and Plasmodium vivax parasites, and underscore the importance of pairing the most appropriate model system and readout modality with the particular experimental question at hand, without always requiring a platform that recapitulates human physiology in its entirety.
This difference underscores why linearly elastic materials might be an incomplete model system for predicting how cells will respond in biological matrices.
At an earlier time point (DIV 5) there was only a slight decrease in Ca++ influx which underscores that there is a pathological progression in the slice model system.
The existence of these subtypes also underscores the need to precisely determine the taxonomic status of any model system in order to clarify which features vary or are shared within and between species subtypes, particularly in the case of an organism like C. intestinalis where researchers rely almost entirely on wild-caught specimens.
"We consider them a model system".
We use this as a model system.
