Sentence examples for more restricted analysis from inspiring English sources

And an even more restricted analysis might focus only on splice, frame and stop-altering variants among this later set (94).

Farmer et al. question whether the discrepancy may be due to confounding or the selection of subjects into the more restricted analysis.

A more restricted analysis – limiting the number of subnetwork members to 35 genes – recapitulated this result, yielding three smaller subnetworks with the same hub genes, each enriched for unique biological functions.

Moeritherium's enigmatic contemporary Barytherium, which was recently placed with Daouitherium in a more restricted analysis [ 34], was placed as the sister group of elephantiforms to the exclusion of all other Eocene taxa.

PARAFAC is a more restricted multiway analysis technique relative to Tucker3, because it requires that (i) the same number of components is extracted from each mode, (ii) a superdiagonal core is constructed.

The former used two complete but early panels, from 1993 1998 and 1996 2001, while the latter used a more restricted period of analysis, 2002 2004 data.

Thus, the use of a clean deletion of eater demonstrates that the phagocytic activity of this receptor as measured by ex vivo analysis is more restricted than expected.

An in-depth phylogenetic analysis using more restricted sequence sampling representative (54 sequences, 187 positions, named BYKsel) of the diversity of BY-kinases was performed using the Bayesian approach implemented in MrBayes 3.2 program (Ronquist and Huelsenbeck 2003).

For pathways analysis of more restricted gene sets consistent through bidirectional modulation of miRNA, we reduced the threshold further to include genes on the basis of fold change alone.

This analysis yielded a more restricted activation pattern compared to Figure 2, but nearly all activation sites left were located in the parietal cortex, including a bilateral activation of CIP, AIP and anterior LIP (Figure 7, yellow voxels).

In the sensitivity analysis using a more restricted definition of incident diabetes, 59 individuals developed diabetes (Supplementary Table 1).