Sentence examples for profiling into subgroups from inspiring English sources

Familial non- BRCA1/ 2 breast tumors comprising a molecularly heterogeneous group of cancers can be further classified by RNA profiling into subgroups showing high resemblance to the intrinsic molecular subtypes.

ProSOM uses an unsupervised self-organizing map to cluster the base stacking energy profile of various sequences into subgroups.

Model-based cluster analysis methods assume that the collection of gene expression profiles can be decomposed into subgroups in which the genes display coordinated patterns of expression.

"flat" profile: inflexible subgroup within VEH mice; "steep" profile: flexible subgroup within VEH mice; "slow" profile: flexible subgroup within DAT-i mice; "stuck" profile: inflexible subgroup within DAT-i mice.

Individual FA values in the VTA/SN divided the MDD cohort into subgroups with distinct profiles of microstructural abnormalities and different levels of trait anxiety, but no difference in other clinical symptoms of MDD.

The subtypes were initially defined by gene expression profiles that broadly divided breast tumors into subgroups, including: ER positive/luminal-like, basal-like, HER2 positive and normal breast [ 18].

MIN-Os can be classified into subgroups by genomic and molecular profiles that reflect biological behavior (metastatic potential, tumor latency, estrogen sensitivity).

The recent advances of DNA microarray technology has enabled the classification of breast cancer into subgroups based on the gene expression profile [ 1].

Thus, it will be necessary in the future to classify HCCs into subgroups according to their genomic and proteomic profiling.

Thus, it will be necessary to classify HCCs into subgroups according to their genomic and proteomic profiling.

We have previously shown that the autistic population can be divided into subgroups of affected individuals according to symptomatic profile through cluster analyses of severity scores from the ADI-R assessment for each individual with an ASD [13].