Sentence examples for specifically biased from inspiring English sources

We also eliminated from the dataset putative highly expressed (PHX) genes that have specifically biased codon usage patterns.

Altogether, these findings imply that impairing Hbox12 function through expression of HD specifically biased DV patterning toward ventralization.

This result also showed that the known and novel transcript fragments were equally likely to contain poly-adenylation sites, suggesting that novel clones were not specifically biased towards the 3' untranslated regions of transcripts.

Additional experiments are needed to investigate the nature of this putative mutational process but a possible explanation to this observation would be that mutation rates would be specifically biased toward GC in this chromosomal arm and that this bias would be more pronounced near termination regions.

Since it is known that highly expressed genes such as ribosomal proteins also have specifically biased codon usage that generally correlates with tRNA abundance [ 42], we predicted highly expressed genes based on the codon usage of ribosomal proteins [ 43] and eliminated them from the analysis.

Growth in the absence of glucose specifically biases cells towards DIF dependent prestalk lineages.

The SSU from protosteloid amoebae were amplified with either "universal" eukaryote SSU primer pairs Medlin A, Medlin B [81], 30F, 1492R, 5'SSU17!, or specifically designed biased primers PmycF1, PmycR2, Myxo3' (Table 4).

It is possible therefore that cognitive biases, specifically confirmation bias, may have affected how the development team processed the results of the user research, which contradicted this concept.

It is likely that each tissue type will have a significant proportion of genes biased specifically in the corresponding cell culture, while a common set of genes, as found here, will be present for most cell types.

This suggests that negative intrusions may be specifically linked to biased attentional engagement with threat; although, as discussed earlier, we suppose that disengagement processes may also be relevant to stopping worry once it has begun.

In cases of a statistically significant signal of bias, one should not conclude that this bias is specifically publication bias, since it could reflect other practices such as selective analysis and outcome reporting biases.