Sentence examples for subset of the reported from inspiring English sources

We generated transgenic lines driving CreERT2 under the control of the zebrafish pax2a promoter [23] and established two lines that express CreERT2 transcripts only in a subset of the reported pattern presumably due to position effects.

A subset of the reported FISH experiments was specifically designed to disambiguate alternative assembly hypotheses.

Intriguingly, a significant fraction of the intra-genic 5hmC occurs within a non-CG context [ 77], which prompts investigating whether a subset of the reported non-CG methylation in hESCs might actually represent 5hmC.

Note that we have analyzed only a subset of the data reported by Hicks et al., and therefore our lead concentrations did not always come from the class reported in previous work (e.g. ATP10D was reported to be associated with glucosylceramides and FADS with SPM).

Only a subset (95 TFs) of the reported TFs in the study of Harbison et al. were possible for our analysis because of the lack of the TFKO data.

Their work, which is limited to comparisons of WIA participants receiving training with WIA participants receiving other services, provides a replication of a subset of the results reported below.

Analysis of nationwide TB surveillance data, including a subset of the patients reported in Gordin et al, showed differences in MDR-TB rates by HIV status for both US-born (6.4% among 5375 HIV co-infected vs. 1.4% among 3929 HIV-negative) and foreign-born patients (4.7% among 957 HIV co-infected vs. 3.0% among 1867 HIV-negative) [49].

For 1 study (6), a subset of the data reported in the manuscript that contained only seronegative volunteers was analyzed in accordance with the inclusion criteria.

At the time of writing, only a subset of the data reported in the Illumina-based study was publicly available [ 65], but the others have made their raw sequence reads available as part of dbEST or the Short Read Archive.

In another study, Yngvadottir et al. (2009) genotyped a subset of the SNPs reported above in order to measure allele frequency of these SNPs and confirmed that PTCs were generally at low frequency and evenly distributed within the coding region of the proteins they were found in.

Because national surveillance data consisted of only summary statistics and lacked personal identifiers, we could not determine whether the 706 patients identified through hospitals represent a subset of the total reported in surveillance (879) or all hospitalized, diagnosed botulism case-patients in Georgia.