Sentence examples for robust signalling from inspiring English sources

Probe selection was based on a previously published longest common factor approach and on subsequent filtering of candidate capture probes according to strict match and mismatch limits, which conferred robust signalling with low cross-hybridisation.

This event precedes the suppression of Chk1 phosphorylation at the transition into mitosis, which requires Plx1 binding to Claspin and probably a more robust signalling from Plx1 whose activity increases at mitosis onset in Xenopus (Kelm et al, 2002).

The demonstration that a GnRH analog is ineffective in inhibiting growth of breast cancer cell lines expressing high levels of the GnRH receptor, despite eliciting robust signalling, provides a valuable tool for determining the intracellular context which does (eg HEK 293 and WPE-1-NB26-8 WPE-1-NB26-8 WPE-1-NB26-8 WPE-1-NB26-8) facilitate anti-proriferative effects of GnRH signalling.

One simple explanation for the decrease in p42/44 MAPK phosphorylation observed as the concentration of FGF-2 was increased from 0.3 ng/mL to 100 ng/mL was that higher concentrations of growth factor would initiate robust signalling earlier compared to lower concentrations of FGF-2.

"The change of skin color seemed to be the most robust" signal, Axelsson said.

External disturbances and approximation errors are counteracted by robust signals.

Only cytokines with robust signals above the detection limit of the assay were included in the analysis.

Our analysis shows that in general the PCH/PCT have a more robust signal with extreme weather than the NAM.

The inter-model ensemble spread for the change in total dry days was smaller, which suggests a robust signal.

Perhaps their higher level of coordination facilitates robust signal exchange with other cortical areas, but this remains to be tested.

These results will help a designer to suggest robust signal processing algorithms for vortex frequency detection.