We examined the role of combinatorial extracellular matrix (ECM) proteins on endothelial differentiation systematically using an arrayed microscale platform.
With detailed information about the demographic risk you face, you're in a position to systematically employ an array of measures to manage both capacity risk and productivity risk.
Identification of the groundwater discharge zone was conducted systematically by an array of methods including studies on site geology and hydrogeology, ground- and surface water flows and landfill leachate tracing from April 2009 to December 2010.
By systematically using an array of spectroscopic techniques and other tools, Ertl was able to reveal the complete 7-step process whereby nitrogen and hydrogen molecules land on an iron surface, break apart, and react to form ammonia.
We sought to systematically remove these arrays from the gene-gene correlation calculations.
Therefore, we systematically mined the array data to identify probes that might represent AM fungal genes.
In this study, we systematically analyzed an array of tumor parameters, to investigate if parameters derived from the imaging modalities F-FDG PET and IHC, singularly or in combination, could reliably distinguish different human HNC xenograft models from one another.
Between-array normalization aims at removing systematic effects occurring between arrays, e.g. when one array yields systematically higher expression values than a second one even though hybridized with the same sample.
However, we also observed that L1Hs elements could not be systematically assayed by a standard SNP array as it only comprised a minority of L1-tagging SNPs [ 14].
To clarify whether the presence of very similar paralogs is distinctive of the 44C and 65A arrays, I systematically examined phylogenetic patterns within all other CPR arrays in Drosophila (Text S3).
Cases solved through the use of the SNP array evaluation tool were not collected systematically, as the SNP array evaluation tool went through various stages of development, making cases hard to compare even if accrued in one institution.
