Sentence examples for more extensive functional from inspiring English sources

Due to substantial changes in gene mappings between May 2001 and September 2007, only 16494 individual genes could be directly mapped between GeneLynx and Entrez Gene with a bias towards genes with more extensive functional annotation (see Supplementary Material).

More extensive functional analysis on the DNMT3A protein should be required for the clarification of this finding.

This insight in itself will aid the design of specific experiments that can be used to generate more extensive functional plots.

In addition to the defective rDNA silencing of nab3, the identification of these phenotypes for nab3 mutants reveals a more extensive functional overlap with esa1 mutants.

Thus, our results provide a framework for more extensive functional studies and a detailed dissection of allelic effects of candidate genes in future endeavors.

While it will require more extensive functional analysis to characterise the pressures driving the evolution of this system, it appears that these pressures have been accommodated in different ways by different parts of the system, as detailed above.

Figure 2 summarises an algorithm for management of atrial arrhythmias.w15 Development of atrial tachycardia is commonly associated with haemodynamic abnormalities which will require more extensive haemodynamic, functional, and metabolic evaluation.

More extensive comparative functional studies will be necessary in the future to evaluate the extent of developmental dependence among serial homologs, and to examine whether genes involved in certain developmental processes are more prone to divergence in limited or universal ways.

Patients with more severe stroke and the largest amount of social support attained an average Barthel Index that was 68 points (65%) higher than the group reporting the least support.High levels of social support were associated with faster and more extensive recovery of functional status after stroke.

However, for decision-making it is important to address the following questions to determine the benefit of the patient: what is the risk of developing a second cancer under appropriate (postoperative) surveillance; and what is the effect of more extensive surgery on the functional outcome and quality of life.

Thus gene interactions contributing to fitness were more extensive than suggested by the functional properties currently ascribed to the genes.