Sentence examples for spectrum of expression from inspiring English sources

For EP and ER also half of the expressed transcripts were hidden, however those datasets follow a realistic spectrum of expression so that approximately one third of the transcripts are not expressed.

Despite the narrowed spectrum of expression and the intentionally flattened palette of performance, language, and visual conception, the movie is a sensual delight.

The differences that result from the characteristics of these two methodologies can lead to disparities in the coverage of genes along the spectrum of expression.

Further, a recent report demonstrated a wide spectrum of expression of melanocyte-related genes in histologically confirmed human breast tumor specimens [3].

It is possible that these reporters did not fully recapitulate the entire spectrum of expression for these genes, perhaps due to differences in the regulation of transcription or translation, as has been shown for certain homeobox TFs in Xenopus [80].

In human tissues, LMO4 has a very broad spectrum of expression (14).

This video shows that it makes no difference whatsoever how much or how little dancing Portman actually did — because it reveals, in its brief duration, the extraordinary spectrum of expressions that she brings to the performance (a limited range of precise expressions, each of which suggests a different one of the vast stifled cries that are those of the character).

If no such data is available for the microarray chip type used, we propose to perform qRT-PCR for genes covering different spectra of expression intensities in order to obtain a measure for judging the quality of pre-processing methods.

Our future work will address the relationship between sample size and the ability of linear regression to detect cell-type-specific differentially expressed genes across the whole spectrum of gene expression levels.

One should, however, consider that, similar to the previously mentioned miRNA-Seq experiments, the expression of miR-510 in Dataset 3 could be attributed to the very low spectrum of the expression range, and consider that microarray results are by their nature characterized by a very modest signal-to-noise separation, resulting in a low estimation confidence for the low readouts.

We noted that the OSCC samples with high Pidd expression and high AI were typically non-keratinising carcinomas, whereas OSCC at the opposite end of the spectrum of Pidd expression showed large islands with squamous differentiation and central keratinisation.