Sentence examples for modules from literature from inspiring English sources

The model architecture, which described 90 species connected by 162 interactions, was formulated by aggregating disparate molecular modules from literature.

Motif scans were performed using the TFBS Perl module [60] with position weight matrices (PWMs) obtained from literature [38], [61] and the TRANSFAC database [62].

The evidence from literature makes it clear that module 13 is indeed related to the oral cancer, and it is reasonable that the regulator, that is, hsa-miR-491-3p, of this module also play important roles in the development of oral cancer.

The set of signature genes were annotated using two different annotation sources: A collection of 661 literature-defined modules from the Molecular Concept (MCM) database MCM that focuses on human cancer studies.

Therefore it is difficult to translate all these needs and criteria from literature and practice in an education module for a specific context.

The pathways or modules are represented as lists of genes, which can be obtained from literature or online repositories such as Gene Ontology, as well as determined through other high-throughput assays.

The goal of this work is to develop an unsupervised pattern generation module and use these patterns to extract gene expression relationships from literature for gene regulatory network construction.

The evidence supports from literature demonstrate that the miRNA regulators of our identified modules are indeed related to the development of oral cancer.

For the psd module itself, changes were only allowed in kdegLOV and kdegENDO, whereas kleak and kdark were derived from literature [ 29, 35].

To get additional nodes we used Genbank (adding nodes from literature and checking their sequence), STRING (predict edges, i.e. interactions between nodes) and network module analysis [ 14] to expand the network.

Great insults from literature.