Sentence examples for multiple phenotypes that from inspiring English sources

Categorical bar is ideal to represent multiple phenotypes that are not mutually exclusive.

Color bar is ideal to represent multiple phenotypes that are mutually exclusive.

Systemic vasculitis is characterized by multiple phenotypes that reflect the different pathogenic mechanisms that are responsible for inducing inflammation in the large, medium and small blood vessels (arterioles, venules and capillaries) of the body's tissues and organs.

The results of the current study, together with other reported data, suggest not only that human breast cancer is heterogeneous, but also that it generates multiple phenotypes that cross the traditional boundaries such as basal and luminal characteristics, that are traditionally used to classify this malignancy.

In this work, we consider an extended formulation of this problem to the case of multiple phenotypes, that is, Y is a collection of t vectors, with y j (j = 1,..., t) being a vector corresponding to a specific trait.

To the clinician, asthma is a complex condition that presents as multiple different phenotypes that can vary with age, gender, and race.

Familial combined hyperlipidemia (FCHL) is a common lipid disorder characterized by the presence of multiple lipoprotein phenotypes that increase the risk of premature coronary heart disease.

Thus, the current work suggests promise in examining the prior influence of FT on the development of multiple neuropsychiatric phenotypes that asymmetrically affect the sexes.

PRL1 (Pleiotropic Regulatory Locus 1) encodes a WD40 protein that is a component of a spliceosome complex, and prl1 mutations have multiple complex phenotypes that include sugar hypersensitivity [ 10].

Similar to what is observed during patients' treatment [ 32, 37], cell lines selected in vitro may display multiple resistance phenotypes that vary during different stages of the selection process [ 38].

This approach could then identify 'patterns' of multiple weaker phenotypes that together can be diagnostic for a particular cell state.