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However, a more comprehensive characterization of long non-coding RNAs and their regulatory roles in nucleoli remains elusive.
For a more comprehensive characterization of alternative transcript isoform expression, we have been developing computational approaches to analyze long-read nanopore sequencing data.
To overcome this pattern and develop high performance, cost-effective systems, a trend toward a more comprehensive characterization of the heterogeneous bioconversion systems is emerging.
Recent technological advances and increased focus on human neurodevelopment have enabled a more comprehensive characterization of the human CNS and its development in both health and disease.
In this analysis, we combine the number of cropland patches (NP) with the total cropland area (TA) for a more comprehensive characterization of cropland change in China.
This study uses a mixed methods approach to provide more comprehensive characterization of patterns of SNS use and their informational value for health-related purposes among breast cancer survivors from different racial/ethnic groups.
Future studies will likely require larger sample sizes and more comprehensive characterizations of the RNA species in the brain regions (e.g., RNA sequencing).
More comprehensive characterizations can be obtained using orthogonal mid-esophageal LV long axis views, but for these, as well as the transgastric short axis images, quantification of LVEDV can be tedious, leaving subjective assessments as the most common guide, despite the critical nature of this clinical setting.
However, it is important to combine both the mechanical and acoustic energy information to make a more comprehensive damage characterization.
Whereas existing imaging techniques are largely limited to morphological evaluation, perfusion imaging has the potential to provide more comprehensive tumor characterization [ 1].
In this regard, a more comprehensive molecular characterization of lung tumors might allow to better identify those patients that will benefit from specific targeted agents.
