Sentence examples for more specific biochemical from inspiring English sources
Recent research on mice genetically engineered to develop Alzheimer's hints at a more specific biochemical explanation.
Among all the targets for imaging that are theoretically present during oncogenesis, imaging of metabolic targets is generally called 'metabolic imaging', whereas methods aimed at more specific biochemical targets could be regarded as 'molecular imaging'.
Where LS cannot be confirmed or ruled out in STEP2, the more specific biochemical laboratory assays such as analyzing the effect of the variation on expression, localization, and interaction of the protein are required in STEP3.
Metabolomics has the ability to reveal that the accumulated enzyme is more specifically related to specific biochemical reaction.
Additionally, the functions of orthologs were related with the particular sign of values from physico-chemical property evaluation, indicating more or less strict specific biochemical requirements of the residues in the proteins to perform their role.
More specific identification was made with biochemical tests.
The combination of biochemical fractionation with more specific affinity purification, such as CHART or CHIRP (Simon et al. 2011; Chu et al. 2011), may enable the identification of all protein components in the lncRNA complex.
The more specific a phenotype is (and the less ambiguous potential biochemical findings are), the more likely more restrictive targeted gene panels (e.g., for mitochondrial disorders) could potentially be used.
This provides a rationale for developing small-scale arrays, enabling cost-effective studies of a limited number of genes involved in specific biochemical pathways [ 6- 9], thus allowing more detailed studies of specific biological processes.
Biochemical markers of abnormal angiogenesis would be more specific in early detection than routine blood pressure and proteinuria measurements.
The validity of the QSS approximation is well studied both for specific biochemical mechanisms [ 38, 39] and for more complex models [ 40, 41].
