Sentence examples for subset of functionally from inspiring English sources
Although the assayed SNPs are in many cases sufficient to detect significant genome-wide associations with a wide range of phenotypes6, they contain only a small subset of functionally relevant polymorphisms.
Well, no one except for a subset of functionally illiterate, beer-swilling frat boys who pay their poorer brothers to write their papers for them in a style that could credibly ape their largely uniformed slobbishness.
Overall these data suggest that some CNCs may participate in the co-regulation of a subset of functionally related genes.
However, it is currently unknown whether the role of hHR23A in promoting proteolysis is universal to all poly-Ub proteins or is specific to a subset of functionally relevant target proteins.
A subset of functionally interrelated genes was identified and this network of genes graphically represented (Fig. 3).
These results suggest that cyclic expression is conserved between a subset of functionally related genes, in both unicellular and multicellular plant systems.
In addition, there are a few subsets of functionally related genes, including those for apoptosis and WNT signaling, that are replicated at this time.
Discriminant function analysis of data from a cohort of patients treated with conventional therapy identified additional subsets of functionally related genes; the results may predict treatment outcomes.
Given the large numbers of genes in retina CNV Up and Down modules, we first isolated subsets of functionally enriched genes from both modules using ToppFun [ 51].
Sequence similarity between subsets of functionally equivalent tRNAs can be very high, and therefore, methods to infer homology based on the sequences of tRNAs themselves often cannot resolve orthologs from paralogs (Withers et al. 2006).
Results from this method are compared with those from a conventional analysis of differential gene expression and shown to identify discrete subsets of functionally related genes relevant to disease pathophysiology.
