Sentence examples for the datasets published by from inspiring English sources

Using the GEO "Gene profile" search-engine, we have calculated the average of the expression values from 4 SCI and 4 control arrays, for the corresponding genes in the datasets published by DiGiovanni et al. [ 16].

The dataset published by Obach et al. consists of Vss values for 665 compounds.

In Himalayas, despite increasing threats to agriculture sector due to changing land use practices, fertilizer consumption pattern and climate change, the dataset published by government agencies is apparently inadequate.

The correlation matrix between areas under rice, wheat and maize with their respective yields gives contradictory results (significantly positive relation for rice and negative in the case of wheat), which raises doubt on the veracity of the dataset published by government agencies.

To compare the distributions of intraspecific distances calculated above with a distribution of validated interspecific distances, we used homologous 16S rDNA fragments from the dataset published by Faivovich et al. [69] because of its very complete taxon coverage for a group of Neotropical frogs (Hylinae).

We reanalyzed the dataset published by Metta and Schlötterer and found several issues that led us to a different conclusion.

The dataset published by Bhattacharjee [ 15] contains mRNA expression levels of 12,600 transcript sequences from 186 lung tumor samples, including 139 adenocarcinomas.

We next applied FADA to the dataset published by Welsh et al. [ 14], for the analysis of transcripts associated with prostate cancer.

The dataset published by Lee and colleagues [ 14] contains global gene expression profiles of 138 human lung cancers, of which 63 were adenocarcinomas associated with survival data.

The dataset published by Garber and colleagues [ 13] contains global gene expression profiles for 67 human lung cancers derived from 56 patients.

The coverage obtained was similar to that analysed in the dataset published by Gibbons et al.[ 12] for A. fumigatus (72% of the genes having an RPKM greater than 10).