Sentence examples for the underlying modes from inspiring English sources

This representation may allow for the most interesting observations to be made: compounds that are predicted to modulate similar protein targets, and thus potentially share similar modes of action, are clustered together; if similar interactions are observed consistently between clusters, the underlying modes of action of each cluster might be hypothesized to interact as the cause of the synergy.

A principal component analysis was performed on the subjects' kinematics to identify the underlying modes of movement employed by the subjects.

Accordingly, the potential toxicity of nanoparticles on plants has not yet been widely investigated, and the reported results are frequently descriptive and contradictory with very limited information on the underlying modes of action [117].

However, a direct use of functional mapping is problematic because it has not taken into account the underlying modes of variation unique to thermal reaction norms [8].

Cranberry fruits possess many biological activities partly due to their various phenolic compounds; however the underlying modes of action are poorly understood.

Estimates of recombination are affected by the form of selection (allelic vs. zygotic), by the dominance of viability genes, and by the dominance of markers (Lorieux et al. 1995; Liu 1998), which suggests that impacts of segregation distortion are likely to vary within and among linkage maps, owing to variation in the underlying modes of selection.

Analyses of average methylation levels of several CpG sites in the LINE-1 repetitive sequences usually show a high peaked distribution which obscures underlying modes due to differential methylation between CpG sites.

It is worthwhile, therefore, to examine underlying modes of thought that led to such vehement denial.

Kohlberg has responded by saying that although different cultures do indeed inculcate different beliefs, his stages correspond to underlying modes of reasoning, rather than to those beliefs.

However, these biomarkers tend to be nonspecific, raise questions about their sensitivity, and do not generate insights in underlying modes of action.

Molecular cancer epidemiology is used to identify human environmental cancer risks by applying a range of effect biomarkers, which tend to be nonspecific and do not generate insights into underlying modes of action.