Sentence examples for predictions we sought from inspiring English sources

To challenge these predictions, we sought appropriate mouse models and experimental strategies.

To estimate the sensitivity and specificity of our predictions, we sought to use these promoter regions with relatively high numbers of coordinate-converted TFBS positions.

In our final two predictions, we sought to move neurons in the opposite direction across their tipping point, which required neurons rendered hyperexcitable by nerve injury ('Materials and methods').

To test this prediction, we sought to compartmentalize SpoIIE in cells that had been engineered to undergo polar division independently of sporulation.

Because the number of events was small for prediction, we sought to minimize over fitting of the models by restricting the selection of variables to those that had previously been identified as relevant based on clinical experience and from literature.

For the proteins that were not in the PDB, for the reference proteins that were used for the structure prediction, we sought cancer-related papers that cited the reference proteins.

Using methodologies for generating secondary structure predictions, we thus sought to determine whether (CCCCGG exp RNA is predicted to have a similar structure and also be prone to RAN translation.

By integrating the available data into a mathematical model that accurately represents the current understanding and comparing computational predictions to observations we sought to (a) identify inconsistencies in present knowledge, (b) propose resolutions, and (c) examine their functional implications.

To validate the bioinformatic predictions using biochemical analysis we sought to demonstrate that CD95 in our cell lines is indeed N-glycosylated.

Before proceeding to test predictions 3 and 4, we sought to explain the absence of bursting.

In order to maximise the accuracy of prediction for mainstream genetic testing, we sought to derive a test comparable in performance to earlier testing models but based purely on genetic markers, which are static through life and not subject to misreporting.