Sentence examples for represents an amplification from inspiring English sources

It represents an amplification".

(a_{i}(x_{i}(t))) represents an amplification function at time t.

It is likely that overexpression represents an amplification of the normal activity of these proteins on neuronal survival.

This emphasises the importance of the autoantibody assay in early breast cancer when the antigen itself cannot be detected and the induction of autoantibodies represents an amplification of the antigenic signal.

The EMB theory proposes that autism represents an amplification of specific aspects of typical sexual dimorphism in cognition (e.g. empathy and systemizing) (Asperger, 1944 , 1991; Wing, 1981 ; Baron-Cohen, 2002 ).

This suggests that the expansion of mammospheres may represent an amplification of non-self-renewing progenitors involved in the observed tumor growth promotion and increased invasion [15] rather than self-renewing tumor stem cells.

Furthermore, we have shown that many non-detects represent an amplification failure rather than a true Ct value >40.

For statistical analysis, tumors were subcategorized as over-expressing or non-over-expressing, because the over-expressing fraction was the one possibly representing an amplification of the 11q13 locus.

From total RNA inputs of 500, 50 and 5 ng, average yields of 91 198 μg aRNA were generated from a single round of amplification using the oligo-dT and ADP methods (Table 1), representing an amplification of between 10-104 fold total RNA depending on priming strategy and input amount.

Moreover, concerns for public health may arise in parks in disease-endemic areas, where susceptible wild animals could represent an amplification factor for B. anthracis spores, which increases the probability of outbreaks in domestic animals and in humans living near, working in, or visiting the parks.

On the other hand, IL-6 and TNF-a may induce IL-10 secretion with the potential to inhibit IL-6, TNF-α production, which represents an important amplification loop of the inflammatory response [ 5].