Sentence examples for more thorough expression from inspiring English sources

A more thorough expression analysis is required to solve this question.

More thorough gene expression studies of dyslipidaemia are needed for new discoveries and to corroborate previous findings.

More thorough gene-expression analysis of the same tissue samples may provide indirect knowledge on the tumor microenvironment.

TGF-β1 was initially used for in vitro culture and can induce chondrogenesis under these conditions [ 76, 77], although TGF-β3 has recently been shown to induce a more rapid and thorough expression of chondrogenic markers [ 78, 79].

Having observed by non-quantitative RT-PCR that AtraPBP1 gene is expressed only in male antennae, a more thorough examination of gene expression was performed.

Effectively, while Murphy et al. [ 14] limited their analysis of Gadd153 expression to 6 h after feeding, Lengwehasatit and Dickson [ 13] did a more thorough analysis of Gadd153 expression over several days of batch culture, but performed repeated nutrient supplementations during the culture period.

A more thorough analysis of the expression of inflammatory, angiogenic and osteogenic factors after 4 and 7 days of bone healing in the haematoma and callus tissue in the fracture gap shows that the pattern changes over time and that a mechanically induced delayed healing clearly influences these three aspects of healing (Fig. 4).

Both approaches were used to get a more thorough assessment of differential gene expression and to evaluate the utility of SAGE to detect gene expression changes in the lactating mammary gland.

In order to assess the relative contribution of each β isoform to the overall slc11a2-β constitutive expression, a more thorough analysis was performed.

Use of elevated peripheral blood levels of either TLR4 or CD55 or both as a diagnostic tool for preterm labor will require larger sample sizes and a more thorough understanding of their temporal expression patterns.

Our results highlight the importance of examining protein expression in evolutionary analyses and call for a more thorough understanding of tissue-specific protein expression levels.