Sentence examples for of comparative interest from inspiring English sources

In interviewing participants, we asked them to refer to the personal notes they had generated, the statistical analysis we had produced, and encouraged an open conversation in which they were invited to comment on anything they found of comparative interest, jarred with their experiences of employability in higher education or illuminated it.

Within our unigene set, we identified a number of genes that would be of comparative interest.

Although the numbers are small these values may be of comparative interest for other trials.

Our approach to identify the full complement of K-Channel genes in the current finch assembly consisted of first compiling a list of all protein coding genes recognized as K-Channels in humans, then BLAT-aligning the predicted protein sequences to the genome assemblies of zebra finches and other vertebrates of comparative interest, followed by orthology confirmation through synteny analysis.

The difference between the forward purchase rate and the actual rate on the day, is a function of the comparative interest rates between the two currencies in question.

It will be of great comparative interest to establish whether these basic pallial zones are also present in actinopterygians and, if so, to analyse their development in each of the five actinopterygian clades.

The constructed genetic linkage map will facilitate localisation and map-based cloning of genes of interest, comparative mapping as well as genome organisation and evolution studies between this ancient diploid species and other crops.

In terms of comparative pathology, it is of interest that in the mouse CK14 has also been demonstrated in a defined subpopulation of luminal cells [ 15].

Due to genetic similarities between human and non-human primates, scientists have shown increasing interest in terms of comparative oncology studies.

The disease is commonly seen in aged animals [ 2, 3] which has caused an increasing scientific interest, in terms of comparative oncology studies, due to genetic similarities between human and non-human primates [ 1].

This study validates the use of comparative bioinformatic approaches toward identifying genes of potential biological interest.