Sentence examples for underlying stages from inspiring English sources
The methodology presented in this work combines semantic information retrieval and experimental data through context-specific modeling of molecular interactions underlying stages in Alzheimer's disease (AD).
Elucidation of molecular mechanisms underlying stage- and tissue-specific expression of genes activated by a blood meal is of great importance for current efforts directed towards utilizing molecular genetics to develop novel strategies of mosquito and pathogen control.
These results could be used as preliminary data for further study of the molecular mechanism underlying stage III serous ovarian cancer.
The same phenomenon was observed also for the SporoSAG gene (F. Spano, unpublished), pointing to the inhibition of pre-mRNA splicing as one of the strategies underlying stage-specific protein expression in T. gondii.
In contrast, very little is known about the molecular and cellular mechanisms underlying later stages of memory, including remote memory (i.e. 7-day memory).
Because these hub genes have good predictive power at distinguishing OSCC stages, they may provide new insights into the biological mechanisms underlying the stage progression.
This SNP was highly associated with vWF and FVIII in the discovery phase, and this observation throws light on possible mechanisms underlying end-stage coagulation in cardiovascular disease.
The clinical results, however, are more cautious than those of other studies, but concordant to the global perfusion analysis which indicates that the underlying end-stage CAD remains as expected and that a local noninvasive procedure may not significantly improve an advanced stage of disease [ 11, 13].
"The depression reported could have been a co-morbid condition of underlying early stage disease".
Our study will help to elucidate the molecular mechanisms underlying early-stage breast cancer tumorigenesis.
Our study will help to elucidate the molecular mechanisms underlying early-stage tumorigenesis in breast cancer.
