Sentence examples for the distribution of expression from inspiring English sources

Both SWEET11a and SWEET11b were highly expressed in maternal seed tissue, but differed in the distribution of expression domains (Fig. 4c and Extended Data Fig. 7).

In our analysis of the distribution of expression patterns of PSGs, we found several genes that are highly expressed in the salivary gland (fig. 3).

(A) The distribution of expression levels of the HTT gene across 64 non-diseased tissues.

Violin plots show the distribution of expression levels (CPM) within clusters and are scaled independently for each gene by the maximum expression across clusters for that gene.

We averaged the expression level of a transcript across biological replicates in each developmental stage in order to compare the distribution of expression levels for known transcripts, PNTs and CNTs.

Median normalization was performed, for each sample, by subtracting the median of the distribution of expression levels, and then adding the overall median to preserve the global expression level.

We studied the distribution of expression levels amongst the cells of an Escherichia coli population carrying a gene-switching network, known as the genetic toggle.

We analyzed the expression levels of transcripts across all stages for each transcript group - known, partially annotated novel and completely novel transcripts and performed Wilcoxon rank sum test to study the distribution of expression levels between transcript groups for each developmental stage separately.

Moreover, due to the autocatalytic nature of the lac operon network, increase in the extracellular inducer concentration or slower growth led to higher average expression levels with a simultaneous spreading of the distribution of expression levels.

Using in situ hybridisation we have determined the distribution of expression of 2ar (also known as osteopontin, bone sialoprotein 1 or 44-kDa bone phosphoprotein) in the developing mouse inner ear.

This method has the advantage that it makes no assumptions about the distribution of expression intensities.