Sentence examples for point for expression from inspiring English sources

Data were averaged for each animal or hemisegment to produce one data point for expression and structural analyses, respectively.

Another model involves a largely environmental influence on growth but genetic variation in a developmental switch point for expression of smoltification (e.g., Aubin-Horth et al. 2006).

Inputs for the heatmaps included (1) normalized GRO-seq signals (median-centered and scaled relative to the 0 min time point for expression analyses; e.g. Figure  3B) and (2) NESs (e.g., Figure  7A).

This indicates that mRNA production is probably the primary control point for expression of AGR2 and is consistent with the mRNA-based subtractive hybridisation approach used to first identify AGR2 as a potential marker of aggressive ER α-positive tumours (Liu et al, 2005).

Points for expression and percentage of positive cells were added and an overall score between 0 and 6 was assigned.

In a previous transcriptomic study (Schweiger et al. 2013) we used very early and late time points for expression analysis (8, 24, and 72 hpi).

Many viruses have evolved to maximize expression of their proteins in host cells and are therefore a good starting point for construction of efficient expression vectors.

It is a loyalty program where membership is free and fans are awarded points for "expressions of fandom".

They also highlighted that questioning could serve as heuristic devices to stimulate dialectical thinking during argumentation; act as starting points for expressions of doubts, rebuttals and counterarguments.

The cut-off point for NGF expression was 9 and was 14 for HO1 expression.

The ability of RNA polymerase II to cross the first nucleosome it encounters is a major, and general, control point for gene expression.