Sentence examples for ongoing screens from inspiring English sources

This missing knowledge is especially problematic for the analysis of those mutants that affect pairing and/or synapsis as c(3 G, cona, c(2 M, and ord as well as mutants likely to come out of ongoing screens.

Moreover, our screen is part of a larger collaborative effort to characterize the ET-Flpx2 collection and our results will be compared with the results from two currently ongoing screens for ET-flpx2 lines that produce clones in the larval and adult brains and wing discs.

Consistent with previous recommendations (Schofield et al., 2011) and our experience with the current and other ongoing screens, we suggest wild-type genetic-background-matched control mice that have completed the clinical phenotyping pipeline should be included for every ten mutant lines screened to monitor baseline changes due to genetic drift, infectious diseases or other environmental factors.

"They have been evacuated to join others at the place of ongoing screening," the military said on Friday.

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SDH mutation-positive patients need ongoing screening as they are at high risk for developing paragangliomas, pheochromocytomas and further multifocal extraganglial tumours.

Ongoing screening activities in CC-RIX mice will identify additional genetic loci that contribute to hemorrhagic disease, lethality, or resistance to severe disease.

She said: "This exciting finding means that finger pattern could potentially be used to select at-risk men for ongoing screening, perhaps in combination with other factors such as family history or genetic testing".

Unfortunately, breast cancer is very different from prostate cancer, particularly for aspects such as early diagnosis and, thus the screening process, originally modelled on the basis of the lesson taught by breast cancer screening, needs continuous re-evaluation and adjustment, based on data which are now being produced from ongoing screening experiences.

This ongoing screen has validated our biochemical genetic approach and identified several new mutants with defective eclosion or activity rhythms.

As a result, we continue to expect to see a variety of phenotypes from the ongoing screen in processes including embryonic patterning, sensory organ formation, lipid metabolism, and blood and vascular development.