Sentence examples for trivial expression in from inspiring English sources

Its high homology to sequences of viperid snakes suggests that the gene and protein function appear to be conserved across many venomous lineages despite its trivial expression in the venom.

Neil Clarke points out in his referee report (published on-line accompanying this article) that he picked some of the genes to be predicted because of their surprising or non-trivial expression pattern the gat1Δ strain.

PRF application at DRG may alter the biological actions on synaptic transmission, cell morphology, and Fos expression in the superficial dorsal horn of the spinal cord, with trivial effects on nerve tissues [ 18– 20].

Like most powerful, pervasive dynamics, the tensions found expression in incidents almost too trivial to recollect.

It is even more preferable for microarray gene expression data since the orders of genes can often be switched by trivial difference in expression value, but the difference might be incurred by inherent or experimental noise.

Thus the low levels of neuroligin 1 expression in the honeybee brain may not necessarily suggest a trivial role.

However, there almost always exists experimental noise in microarray data, which may cause trivial changes in ordering the expression values.

Our model predicts the non-trivial reduction in Vegfa expression, which is indeed observed in vivo in Fgf10 LacZ/+ but to a greater extent (Ramasamy et al., 2007).

This way, they search for biclusters with the maximum possible values for MSR below δ, rejecting thus trivial solutions in which there are no expression changes across the samples.

Their business, Horn Abbott, launched Trivial Pursuit in Canada in November 1981.

That would be a trivial sum in America or Britain.