Sentence examples for of selecting up from inspiring English sources

Sheer volume combined with sheer brilliance to make our job of selecting up to five outstanding startups in 10 categories difficult to say the least.

Starting in 2012, NSFC began a new category of selecting up to 400 excellent young investigators annually and provide each with a 3-year, 1 million CNY total grant.

However, several reports have also described expression of selected UPs at divergent sites throughout the developing mammalian embryo including UP1B within the intestines, ocular epithelium, and the tissues of the extra-embryonic endoderm such as the allantois [47].

Several transcripts of selected up-regulated genes based on microarray analysis were quantified independently by RT PCR (Additional file 2: Table S3).

Quantitative real time PCR was done to validate a group of selected up- and down-regulated genes.

The microarray data was confirmed using real-time PCR analysis of selected up- or down-regulated genes.

RT-PCR analysis of selected up- or down-regulated genes treated with varying doses and times of Onconase generally confirmed the expression array findings in four MM cell lines.

GSEA is a powerful analytical method that has the advantage of considering the whole transcriptome instead of a list of arbitrarily selected up- or down-regulated genes [ 16].

Nowadays, consensus guidelines in the management of breast cancer select up to 95% of lymph-node-negative young breast cancer patients for adjuvant systemic therapy (e.g. NIH and St Gallen consensus criteria).

To demonstrate how ClueGO assesses and compares biological functions for clusters of genes we selected up- and down-regulated natural killer (NK) cell genes in healthy donors from an expression profile of human peripheral blood lymphocytes (GSE6887, Gene Expression Omnibus).

A panel of judges, including at least one member who is a representative of UN-Habitat, will select up to a maximum of 75 entries from all valid entries received in accordance with these Terms and Conditions (the "Shortlisted Entrants").