Sentence examples for subset of the changes from inspiring English sources

Again, this supports the idea that CO2-narcosis induces only a subset of the changes in gene expression caused by the process of mating and onset of oviposition.

The 32 genes examined by qPCR are only a subset of the changes observed in the microarray analysis since qPCR confirmation of microarray changes (2401 genes) was not logistically feasible.

Only a subset of the changes monitored in 4 h WPI leaves were also detected in the CLI shielded leaves: 68% of the protein changes were measured in shielded leaves with 3 leaves irradiated, 58% with 2 leaves, and only 3% with a single leaf (Table S9 in Additional file 2).

While all molecular state changes can be mapped to the knowledgebase, only the subset of these changes that have one or more upstream causal assertions in the knowledgebase are considered causally modeled.

Since Cre-mediated recombination may result in the conversion of a floxed allele to a deletion allele only in a subset of cells, the changes to be measured are usually subtle and thus require a highly quantitative and robust technique.

Increased expression of HGPS truncated lamin A transcript accelerates a subset of the pathological changes that contribute to aging processes (Burtner and Kennedy, 2010; Rodriguez et al., 2009).

Finally, every node in the KAM is evaluated as a hypothesis, where a hypothesis is a potential explanation for some subset of the state changes.

We conclude that a subset of the cellular changes observed in CrebA mutant SGs can be linked to reduced secretory function.

Real-time quantitative PCR (RTQ-PCR) confirmed a subset of these changes ranging from −59% to 255% (smallest confirmation: −19%).

A subset of these changes in gene expression were also detected in CO2-treated queens, as predicted from previous physiological studies.

We then undertook in situ hybridization (ISH) of mRNAs using normal intestinal epithelium and adenomas from FAP patients and Min mice, in order to determine the topographical expression patterns of a subset of the consistently changed genes.