Sentence examples for of large quantitative from inspiring English sources
Recent advancements in genetics and proteomics have led to the acquisition of large quantitative data sets.
A second feature of T. cruzi infection is our observation of large quantitative variations in whole animal bioluminescence, coupled with highly dynamic spatial variation of bioluminescence foci, both occurring at a frequency of less than 24 h (Fig. 3 and Fig. S3).
In each subregion of the SR, the average densities in oblique dendrites and spines were only 26 ± 16% higher than those found in the main apical trunks, demonstrating the lack of large quantitative differences in the densities of Kv4.2 subunit among these distinct dendritic compartments.
This is the first report of a large quantitative analysis demonstrating that BTG2 expression is associated with breast cancer patient survival.
Likewise, in plant systems, many research systems and many agronomically important species have large collections of inbred lines which form the basis of breeding programs and large quantitative genetic studies (Buckler et al., 2009; Yu et al., 2008).
This study is part of a larger quantitative study of the effectiveness of a smoking cessation program in a disadvantaged, multi-ethnic neighbourhood in The Hague.
The large quantitative effect of reciprocity on the TRF probability implies that there may be different reasons for the formation of a link from L to S in that case.
Using non-normalized HillCubes we obtained a large quantitative model of T-cell activation (see Methods).
Computational Systems Biology relies on developing large quantitative models of biological processes.
Usually, the discovery-based approaches generate large, quantitative datasets of differentially expressed mRNAs, miRNAs, proteins or metabolites from primarily case control experiments.
However, given that this is a qualitative study – these results cannot be generalised to whole populations especially in light of a plethora of large scale quantitative studies which point to copayments effecting a reduction in utilization [ 5, 7].
