Sentence examples for molecular data references from inspiring English sources

This process consists of highlighting parts of trees (tips, nodes, branches, subtrees) or whole trees with various kinds of information (e.g., geographical and molecular data, references).

Consequently, they do not integrate additional related data (e.g. approval application, affinity data, molecular descriptors, data references, adverse effects) and metadata required for in-depth predictive modeling analyses.

With a paramagnetic probe conjugated at either N25C or K48C site and using the inter-molecular data for reference, our measurements revealed large intra-molecular inter-subunit PREs for many residues in the proximal unit.

The results were compared with other sampling strategies recently proposed for core collection design using the same molecular data generated for the thematic reference collection.

Utilizing the wealth of NB-LRR functional and molecular data available in Arabidopsis as a reference, we composed a species-wide matrix of R-protein presence/absence based on sequence homology (i.e. filtered/non-filtered reciprocal best blast hits, referred to as "RBH" hereafter) and synteny (Additional files 1 and 2).

More molecular data from further studies will enhance the reference databases and eDNA metabarcoding could be used more efficiently as an important molecular tool in biodiversity assessment studies.

For protein definitions, we harnessed the Ontology Look-up Service [44] of the Gene Ontology Consortium [45] as the sole reference given the depth and breadth of coverage for this type of molecular data.

If this were the case with our phyllostomid data, the morphological data optimized on the reference phylogeny would result in few homologous changes, especially relative to other molecular data.

The ability to cross-reference expression levels of EGFRvIII and other RTK deletions against the clinical and detailed molecular data in TCGA provides a valuable resource to better understand the molecular context in which these mutations are found.

Molecular data would provide a basis for better management and conservation of the collection and could be used as reference for its enhanced use in breeding programs.

Research by paleontologists is especially needed for developing time references for major evolutionary events which will lead to setting an evolutionary clock for Halimeda independent of molecular data.