Sentence examples for more general molecular from inspiring English sources

In summary, SubMap is a method that provides more general molecular subclass identification and correspondence among a collection of microarray data sets.

Our biochemical studies suggest a more general molecular mechanism for the Smad-Lef/Tcf interaction in the wing, in which Mad and Arm compete for the binding of dTcf.

Rosetta is a more general molecular modeling software package which was recently adopted for the prediction of ΔΔGFOLD (Kellogg et al. 2011).

A more practical approach would prioritize the more universal molecular factors associated with aggressive behavior and poor prognosis, upon which more general therapeutic regimens can be developed for use in combinations.

Continued investigations into the dynamics of host-sequestered organelle interactions throughout the life cycle of the ciliate will provide a more general overview of molecular integration.

Transmission error probability introduced from a communication system engineering perspective in this paper is conceptually related to, but more general than the molecular vulnerability level [ 22].

More recently the impact of missing data on accuracy of inferred trees has been examined in the more general context of molecular and phylogenomic data sets [ 11, 38- 41] where missing data arises for a variety of reasons.

Hence it follows that a more general process modeling molecular entry into an intracellular compartment is one in which M molecules are fed into the compartment at a rate ; the latter rate constant is the rate at which vesicles or granules arrive to the site of the compartment).

Here, we will instead focus on a series of new discoveries that together are beginning to illuminate some of the more general yet fundamental molecular principles that guide how demethylases recognize their appropriate substrates, control gene expression in cell fate transitions and protect genomic integrity in normal cells.

The occurrence of many cosmopolitan species (especially in green algae) suggests that new species described from one region will eventually be found at more distant points when the criteria become part of more general systematic understanding, and molecular tools are more accessible than they are at present.

Studies on the genetic basis of adaptation to climate change can also provide more general insights into the molecular basis of plant responses to environmental variation.