Sentence examples for repertoire level from inspiring English sources

Overall, these results suggest that clonal expansions in the context of reduced repertoire may be a defining feature of SLE, however, increases in disease activity are not reflected with immunological changes at the total T cell repertoire level.

We demonstrated that fish-pathogenic and environmental E. tarda were clearly distinguishable at the sequence and gene repertoire level, and found that a single genotype proposed previously for fish-pathogenic strains could be further classified into two genotypes, typical and atypical.

Data obtained on a remarkable difference in the repertoire and level of cytokines produced and secreted by metastatic cells (VMR) vs. non-metastatic cells (CSML0) was rather expected.

Furthermore, the study of the repertoire, expression level and phylogenetic placement of SPF proteins in externally fertilizing salamanders will provide valuable information on pheromone use throughout salamander evolution.

Second, we show that peptide-binding repertoire and level of cell surface expression are inversely correlated in both chickens and humans, indicating that this relationship is a fundamental property of class I molecules.

Other costumes with different abilities were added to his repertoire, and levels were designed to take advantage of these abilities.

In turn, eukaryotic organisms trade economy for flexibility and robustness as they massively expand biological repertoires and levels of organization.

Alternatively, even if host range is an important determinant of the selection pressures on ESAG repertoires, observed levels of ESAG diversity within individual genomes are probably influenced by a variety of processes that can create or remove variation.

A slope of −1 is considered to represent the optimal balance between the number of syllable types in an animal's vocal repertoire and the level of repetition of each syllable type [18].

We conclude that the correlation between peptide-binding repertoire and expression level is the same in chickens and humans and is indicative of a fundamental property of class I molecules.

Using the methodology for synthesizing basis behaviors as a substrate for generating a large repertoire of higher-level group interactions, in this paper we describe how, given the substrate, greedy agents can learn social rules that benefit the group as a whole.