Sentence examples for serial analyses from inspiring English sources

Serial analyses of gene expression data from a panel of breast carcinomas and normal breast cells predicted that the glyceraldehyde-3-phosphate dehydrogenase (GAPDH) promoter is highly active in breast cancers.

Alternatively, serial analyses of these and other CSF proteins in individual patients may validate certain proteins as disease biomarkers.

We preliminarily analyzed the gene expression profile of acupuncture in normal rats using serial analyses of gene expression (SAGE) [ 7].

After their full recovery, the mice were exposed to the anticancer drug vincristine and the bone marrow toxicity was determined by serial analyses of haematology parameters.

In this context, serial analyses of MRD may aid in the selection of patients who could be treated with intensive chemotherapy protocols including a tyrosine-kinase inhibitor.

Serial analyses of changes in HRV were not performed in our study and should be investigated for in follow-up studies.

Multilevel moderated serial mediation analyses revealed that time pressure and emotional dissonance, but not planning and decision-making, exerted significant serial indirect effects on ego depletion via state anxiety and self-control effort.

Electron backscattered diffraction serial image analyses on AM30 magnesium alloy compressed under profuse {10¯12} twinning conditions at different strain levels suggest that twin nucleation and twin propagation rates strongly depend on the number of activated twins in a given grain.

Bootstrapped serial mediation analyses indicated that the association of mild TBI and suicide risk is serially mediated by anger and depression symptoms (bias-corrected 95% confidence interval [CI] for the indirect effect = 0.044, 0.576).

The purpose of this study is to understand how a self-directed exercise intervention among adults with arthritis exerted its effects on depressive symptoms by performing serial mediation analyses.

Population and serial clonal analyses were done as described previously [21].