Sentence examples for sufficiently profile from inspiring English sources

An interesting question that was raised in this study was whether the reduced probe coverage could sufficiently profile exon expression levels.

They are not intending to field candidates in every race, but just those where a sufficiently high profile local candidate has a sufficiently decent chance of winning.

When he signed on, this persuaded the film's financial backers to support the film fully because he was a sufficiently high-profile star, thanks to the recent release of A Bronx Tale and Bullets Over Broadway.

The few sufficiently high-profile embryologists were sometimes depicted in articles that also showed their research objects.

Another frequent scenario is that investigators wish to compare their newly produced RNA-seq data with published data as a form of 'sanity check' are they similar to the appropriate previously published expression profiles and sufficiently distinct from published profiles that should not be similar?

In vitro biological tests demonstrated that γCys reduces 2.3-fold the rate of hydrolysis of oxacillin in the presence of oxa-1 β-lactamase while displaying cell crossing capability and efficient internalization into macrophages as well as a sufficiently safe cytotoxicity profile.

An f2 value >50 indicates a sufficiently similar dissolution profile such that further in vivo studies are not needed.

Additionally, our goal here is not to test hypotheses, but to find for each gene the cell types that would explain its expression profile sufficiently well.

Model was optimized for batch80 and Lipitor, since these were the two most extensively studied batches (215 min in vitro profiles), and their in vivo profiles sufficiently differed between each other.

The genes lost during merging had expression profiles not sufficiently similar to the mean expression profile of the larger module to be included.

Despite the somewhat limited chemical diversity of this initial test library, pesticidal compounds were found to have sufficiently rich bioactivity profiles, in vitro and in vivo, to yield promising new insights and initial predictive models.