Sentence examples for more global analyses from inspiring English sources

The more global analyses by GSEA or ORA did not yield any commonly changed gene set in COX + and COX++.

Further, more global, analyses are needed to understand whether differential homoeologue transcription has a role in polyploid plants.

This approach, which provided high levels of statistical support, utilized results from previous, more global analyses to identify outgroups for rooting phylogenetic trees.

Our data fit well with previous reports either covering the hybrid nature of lager yeasts based on the study of single genes or using more global analyses like array-CGH (Rainieri et al. 2006, Dunn and Sherlock 2008).

Now, we have the whole genome available to us, so there's just tremendous excitement and challenges associated with findings from more global analyses that look at the integration of multiple processes simultaneously.

Less biased and more global analyses have recently been conducted using subtractive hybridization and microarrays to compare transcriptional profiles of regenerating versus intact limb tissues, or to compare blastemas of regeneration-competent versus regeneration-deficient limbs [ 31- 35].

Such an approach would allow the undertaking of more global cost analyses such as cost-effectiveness, cost-benefit or cost-utility analyses.

The chart is used both to avoid duplication of constituents already built, and ultimately to reconstruct one or more global structural analyses.

These more global and precise analyses revealed the bi-allelic and multi-allelic nature of CNVs and further resolved the previous conflicting reports on CNV SNP LD.

More recently, where global analyses have been applied, all classes of tumour analysed have shown high levels of methylation of many genes, suggesting that this is a widespread event in cancer development (Martin-Subero et al, 2009; Richter et al, 2009).

On a more global scale, early phylogenetic analyses of these genes acting collectively promoted the importance of HGT to explain their conservation in different bacterial lineages as well as multiple gene duplications and gene loss with vertical inheritance to understand the domain evolution of the PKS pathways [ 17– 20].