Sentence examples for relative time point from inspiring English sources

Subsequently, in order to investigate the impact of mitophagy pre-activation on altering the mitochondrial population response to apoptosis signaling, we repeated the simulations, followed by induction of tBid at relative time point t = 5.

Each replication represents a pool of germinating barleys that were carefully selected from an independent germination experiment based on the relative time point and morphology defined for the given stage to reduce the heterogeneity of the pooled barley tissues potentially caused by their different germination rate.

Trials were pseudo-randomly presented with the constraint that none of the experimental conditions was repeated more than twice in a row, and in such a way that trials in each condition added up to the same relative time point within the experiment.

The fold-change (FC) values were calculated using relative time points.

All results were normalised with the cells cultured in fresh medium at relative time points.

These analyses also demonstrate the importance of having the appropriate out-groups to determine the (relative) time points of the events.

The relative time (peak time point as a fraction of the activity cycle), knee flexion, and MR were determined at both peaks.

CFUs relative to time point 0 were calculated.

Liver regeneration is a vital process for survival after a toxic insult, it occurs at a relative late time point after the injurious phase.

Hormonal treatments or wounding did not induce any changes in expression of any gene (Additional file 7).> -wrap-foot> a Relative expression values of PaGG1, PaGG2, PaGG3, PaHGB1 and PaGPA1 in cotelydons and roots of P. abies at 24 and 72 h post inoculation (hpi) with Heterobasidion annosum s. s. conidia suspension relative to time point t0 = 0 h (N = 3).

It is worth mentioning that we applied MFDA not on raw gene expression data here, but on log fold-changes relative to time point 0. The reason was that we wanted to group genes not on the basis of their absolute expression values, but on the basis of similar response to the stimulus.