Sentence examples for related subset from inspiring English sources
As a means to identify cellular RNA targets for these proteins, we devised combinatorial shape libraries representing naturally derived 3' untranslated regions and were able to select a structurally related subset of transcripts that bound to Hel-N1.
Whenever the precise timing of the origin of Ski7p, this protein clearly arose in ascomycete yeast and in currently available genomes, is limited to a closely related subset of Saccharomyces species.
These findings additionally support a model for mTOR functioning as a 'master' upstream regulator of a functionally related subset of mRNAs and further reveals the complexity of its control.
The most pronounced functional network over-represented in the QTL related subset of our data (List eQG) involved anti-inflammatory cytokines IL-4, IL-13 and SOCS3 as central molecules and these genes were found to be up-regulated.
In literature, there's a related subset of this anxiety: the idea that style — since it establishes such an intricate relationship between form and content — makes a work of art untranslatable.
where each node knows its set of subchannels and can decide individually about allocating them to its own links, considering the related subset of the constraints C2−C4, C7−C8.
Spectral clustering aims to divide a set of data points into highly related subsets.
These are developmentally related subsets: classical transition to non-classical monocytes during the course of an infection [ 4].
Several recent studies have demonstrated these coordinated changes of functionally related subsets of mRNAs during developmental stages of trypanosomes, consistent with the posttranscriptional operon/regulon model [ 5, 11].
We aimed to apply the predicted network to identify functionally related subsets of differentially expressed genes at defined time points in the lifecycle of P. infestans.
This information helps finding high functionally related subsets as well as the function of a specific gene in a given network.
