Sentence examples for molecular assessment from inspiring English sources

Focusing on the liver, we show that our approach enables early detection and follow up of macroscopic morphological changes in several models of hepatic pathology and that laparoscopic liver biopsies can reliably assess the pathological stage of disease, and produce mRNA for molecular assessment of hepatic gene expression.

CTCs with the appropriate epithelial cell morphology and staining patterns are then recovered for molecular assessment [12].

In contrast with serological and molecular assessment, morpho-histological evaluation of antibody-mediated rejection lesions has not significantly evolved.

Such, current randomized colon clinical trials include the collection of tumor specimens for molecular assessment and multivariate analyses of prognostic and predictive factors.

Therefore, for the general assessment of cytotoxicity, non-genetically engineered ESC-derived cardiomyocytes are sufficient but for the molecular assessment of DOX-induced toxicity, genetically engineered purified ESC-derived cardiomyocytes are necessary.

Therefore, the molecular assessment of biodegradation potential should involve a very careful primer and probe design and an extensive microbiological examination of a site of interest to accurately delineate the biodegradation potential of the site.

In situ molecular techniques have enabled molecular assessment of individual cells, augmented in particular by recent novel advances in probe design, ultrasensitive detection, and contextual morphological and phenotypic genotyping.

This study is the first molecular assessment of the bacterial diversity in the male genital mucosa.

Both morphological and molecular assessments showed considerable genetic variation among genotypes.

Based on culture-independent molecular assessments, current knowledge enables a definition of criteria qualifying the normal state of the human intestinal microbiota that we call normobiosis.

However, because species descriptions have not yet been proposed we refer to these as molecular operational taxonomic units (MOTUs) when the isolates have been distinguished based on molecular assessments.