Sentence examples for stats table from inspiring English sources
Bent himself has spent a few moments transfixed by the stats table which says he is currently the joint leading scorer in the Premiership with seven goals, alongside Ruud van Nistelrooy of Manchester United.
For CompPASS analysis of HCT116 cells, we employed a stats table of 214 unrelated bait proteins analyzed in an analogous manner.
The CompPASS system identifies HCIPs based on the WDN-score, which incorporates the frequency with which they identified within the stats table, the abundance (APSMs) when found, and the reproducibility of identification in technical replicates, and also determines a z-score based on APSMs (Sowa et al., 2009; Behrends et al., 2010).
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"I've not got any Wigan players in my 13, which I guess is surprising as the Warriors, as a squad, top a lot of the stats tables.
Several top-score TF, which have their RE in p53-repressed genes are proto-oncogenes, including MYB, HNF3 (FOXA), DEAF-1, HSF-2 and STAT (Table 1).
The sensitivity of cell lines to OPB-31121 varied markedly and was independent of the phosphorylation level of STAT (Table 1 and data not shown).
Using the above-mentioned proteins of D. melanogaster as search queries, we found that L. striatellus encodes homologs of JAK, Domeless, and STAT (Table 3), suggesting it contains a JAK/STAT cascade and that these matched proteins are conserved during insect evolution.
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Other interesting enriched GO terms include GO 0008283 cell proliferation, GO 0012501 programmed cell death, GO 0007249 I-kappaB kinase NF-kappaB cascade, GO 0007259 JAK-STAT cascade, GO 0042509 regulation of tyrosine phosphorylation of STAT protein (Table 1 and table S2).
Nevertheless, we did not observe strong increase of TIG concentration in methanol-feeding wild type cells (DO-stat 60%) relative to that of glucose-feeding cells (DO-stat 60%) (Table 2).
