Sentence examples for sets of discovery from inspiring English sources

To confirm the dysregulated expression of HSC71 in ccRCC patients and healthy controls sera, we performed Western blot analysis in six sets of discovery cohort individually).

The importance of genome architecture and chromatin looping in coordinating cellular processes on chromatin is illustrated by two recent sets of discoveries.

A second family of constants governs these relationships, permitting one to immediately establish the most efficient settings for a given set of discovery conditions.

An enterprise taxonomy provides this descriptive set of discovery characteristics.

Another characteristic feature, one that was to be much criticized by Chomsky, was its attempt to formulate a set of "discovery procedures"—procedures that could be applied more or less mechanically to texts and could be guaranteed to yield an appropriate phonological and grammatical description of the language of the texts.

The 45 MFs from the discovery phase were down selected with LC-MS data from an expanded set of discovery samples and previously untested patient samples representing a qualification set.

Down selection using an extended set of discovery samples and qualification samples confirmed 23 MFs that consistently changed in abundance between baseline and 1, 2 and 6 months of therapy, with 12 MFs achieving statistical significance (p < 0.05).

We have some beginning understanding of it, but that's going to be a very important set of discoveries.

Biologists are at the threshold of the most important set of discoveries in history, and rather than teach and lead, our politicians react and follow a conservative few.

So it is with Vagina, a generally noble enterprise to unshackle female sexual pleasure from millennia of cultural baggage by locating it in scientific fact – as she puts it, "this amazing set of discoveries; this incredible, to me, revelatory science".

The team's work yielded a surprising set of discoveries that point to the breakdown of histidine — one of several amino acids used by the body to construct proteins — as a critical gatekeeper of cancer cells' vulnerability to methotrexate.