Sentence examples for only few transcripts from inspiring English sources

In contrast, the lungs and spleen did not show a pronounced maximum in total transcriptional regulation, and moreover, only few transcripts were regulated in both tissues.

Although only few transcripts were regulated in the lungs and spleen (Fig. 2), the associated cellular function differed distinctly through the day.

These observations suggest that general kinetic of transcripts decay after-death is not predictable by leaning on the analysis of only few transcripts.

Only few transcripts showed similarity to the Acanthaceae family species such as A. paniculata and Avicennia marina.

Only few transcripts were upregulated: among these transcripts, DEF6, CXCL10 and BCL7A are associated with a lower tumorigenicity.

The low percentage for antisense and trans-encoded transcripts (both 6%) can be explained by the fact that only few transcripts of this type are annotated in the databases.

In fact, the analysis yielded only few "signature transcripts", i.e. transcripts whose level showed a unique up- or downregulation under a single condition in the compendium relative to all other conditions.

Results of this study indicate that the expression of the PVX-derived P25 VSRS in transgenic tobacco plants leads to enhanced accumulation of numerous transcripts (total of 1354) in the leaves, but changes the levels of only a few transcripts in the flowers of these plants.

In six mutants, levels of only a few transcripts were significantly altered in either direction, whereas in the control mutant hcf145, only the psaA psaB rps14 transcript showed a marked decrease (Supplementary Table S2).

In crambe, only a few transcripts such as cysteine proteinase, thioglucosidase, aldose epimerase, and PMSR showed increased transcription within 24 hrs of phosphate deficiency.

A high abundance of leaderless mRNAs has also been found in some archaea, for example, 69% in Sulfolobus solfataricus (Wurtzel et al. 2010), whereas only few leaderless transcripts were found in other archaeal species (Jäger et al. 2009; Toffano-Nioche et al. 2013).