Sentence examples for modules both of from inspiring English sources

Theoretically, some of the modules identified may either contain unrelated genes, or be a union of two or more de facto modules, both of which may vitiate our results; 2) The sampling bias, which has been frequently addressed in most of the physical interaction networks [33], has undesirable effect on results.

Of significance, our pathway crosstalk analysis revealed two large clustered modules, both of which had important implications to MDD.

One is bounded by boxA and C modules, both of which are around 50 nt long, as are the pneumococcal equivalents.

The user interacts either directly with the human module, or via the ui or gui modules, both of which are clients to the human module.

*# DE-PCGs/lincRNAs DE-PCGs/lincRNAsrenumbery expressed profein-codifferentiallylincRNAs Wexpresseded canonical pathway analysis and Gene Ontology (GO) [ 22] analysis of the co-expression genes in the modules, both of which are commonly used in genesset enrichment analysis for understanding the functions of a set of genes.

However, as discussed in detail below, their derivation, as they present it: (1) generically implies either unrealistically large period ratios or unreasonably small numbers of cells in each module, both of which disagree with experiment, and (2) in general does not predict a constant scale ratio r unless r >> 1, which it is not in the data.

miRNAs can have a profound effect on the dynamics of regulatory modules, both by control of amplitude, namely by affecting the level of gene expression, as well as by control or alteration of frequency, namely by interference with the temporal sequence of gene production or delivery.

To assess the feasibility, acoustic sensors were developed in form of hydrophones and acoustic modules both making use of piezo-electric sensors.

Central to the delivery of a high quality detector is the testing of large numbers of modules both during assembly and after they are mounted on their final support structures.

The MCDL composition and connectivity modules for both of these are C CHH 2CHHH CO 2OH[2,3,5,6 4;;;7].

While considerably divergent from these earlier-characterized versions, both families are predicted to bind double-stranded substrates based on the strong conservation of residues at positions corresponding to nucleic acid binding sites in the classical PIWI modules in both of the novel families (see Figures  1, 2, and 4).