Sentence examples for stably between from inspiring English sources

The obtained MCC values ranged stably between 0.82 and 0.89, with average sensitivities ≥0.87.

RPS20 was used within muscle tissue since it was more stably expressed between the different individuals and injured versus non-injured fish compared to ELF-1α.

The phenotype was stably inherited between generations.

This was in contrast to the fundamental principle of Mendelian genetics that mutation was stably transmitted between generations.

Bioinformatic analysis identified 813 and 286 regions of hyper- and hypomethylation, respectively, in vHMEC that were stably maintained between the early and late vHMEC time points.

The cross-species comparison indicated that the majority of shared miRNAs were stably expressed between species and consistent with miRNA sequence-level conservation.

Based on M values we conclude that the selected miRNAs are stably expressed between the conditions tested and can confidently be used as reference genes in qPCR analysis in C. elegans, when the particular stress conditions are under study.

Nineteen genes exhibiting different expression patterns were validated by qRT PCR (Additional file 5: Table S4) and 10 house keeping genes [ 33] were verified to be stably expressed between the different treatments.

We conclude that lipids are likely to be present at this position, especially in the context of the recent publication by Akyuz (2015), who performed MD simulations to show that lipids can stably insert between both domains of GltPh.

The substantial known similarities between human and vervet in regional brain expression suggest that the transcripts identified here as stably correlated between brain and blood in vervet may be similarly informative in human studies that assay inter-individual variation of expression in peripheral blood.

Of the 3,030 genes stably expressed between TMs and CMs, only 968 (32%) were concordant (significance cutoff p < 0.05) with their respective genomic imbalance confirming previous estimates [ 19]; we refer to them as "genomic delegates" as they represent in expression the genetic footprint of individual cancers.