Sentence examples for only a subclass from inspiring English sources
In this sense, only a subclass of situations involving sounds for the Located Event Theory are situations involving sounds for the Relational Event Theory.
Moreover, while LOH (Hobs = 0) markers (with sufficiently low MAF to escape detection from HWE deviation) have been shown to cause false associations in transmission-disequilibrium tests (Hirschhorn & Daly 2005), here we demonstrated that the effect of near-zero Hobs is only a subclass of the larger problem of near-zero MGF in GWAS.
The bad news is that it occurred for a minority of patients only, in a subclass of EC who received definite CRT/RT.
In the majority of invasive cancers, L1 expression is found mainly in the cytoplasm, while nuclear expression occurs only in a subclass of invasive cancers.
Their approach, however, is applicable only to a subclass of Boolean models: For each species X i we have a set of activators A i and a set of inhibitors I i of X i.
Furthermore, aberrant methylation of NORE1A and SOCS3 promoters has been found to be observed only in a subclass of HCC with poor survival, suggesting that inactivation of these 2 genes might be involved in HCC progression [103].
However, in rabbits, only a single IgG subclass has been identified [26].
Implications and future directions These data demonstrate that, despite the widespread reports of ER stress-associated fatty liver disease, only a distinct UPR subclass can cause this disease.
This model predicts that adaptive traits that are under stabilizing selection and show the molecular signature of a selective sweep are only a very small subclass of quantitative traits.
Classical elementary cells, which are described here, are a subclass with only one tensional net, and, without tensioned components, inside this net.
All IgG2a anti-Aβ antibodies stimulate secretion of the cytokine TNFα compared to cell only controls, while mouse IgG1, a subclass which has lower affinity for activating FcγR, fails to induce TNFα secretion (Fig. 1d).
