Sentence examples for selected in context of from inspiring English sources
An example of this may be an escape pattern where a primary mutation is first selected in context of a specific HLA allele, followed by a compensatory mutation at a secondary site [24], [35], [36].
Some of the selected literatures in context of handwritten digits using static properties are discussed here.
Second, study subjects were selected in the context of a case control study of 1-year cardiovascular mortality, raising the possibility of confounding by case status.
A sample of 223 persons with dementia (D) and a group of 46 persons without dementia (ND) were selected in the context of the Qualidem study.
They were selected in the context of the Danish national archetype trial project [ 12] and were representative of the archetypes, in terms of constrained RM classes and clinical settings, from the openEHR archetype repository.
The four RCMs selected in the context of the present study have been found to sufficiently represent precipitation and temperature variation in several Mediterranean basins when compared to observed data (Deidda et al. 2013), while they are also introducing a significant degree of variation both for precipitation and temperature.
The pyrosequenced regions were also selected in the context of primer design, optimal PCR conditions and stringency.
4B2A1 and 2C share Vβ segment, and all three Vβ replacements previously selected in the context of 2C were also selected for 4B2A1.
Instead, the neuroendocrine immune network was positively selected in the context of nonlife-threatening transient inflammatory episodes such as, for example, infection or wound healing.
The question remains whether this seemingly adaptive program has been positively selected in the context of CIDs such as RA or systemic lupus erythematosus.
Specifically, motifs were selected in the context of the genes that have a known role in myogenic differentiation and functional pathways that are regulated such as contractility, cell cycle, and mRNA splicing in addition to their statistical significances.
