Sentence examples for understand the global changes from inspiring English sources

This study is an extension of our transcriptomic analyses (microarray and RNA-Seq) to understand the global changes in PAO1 upon deleting a gene encoding a transcriptional regulator AmpR, in the presence and absence of β-lactam antibiotic.

Thus, we are still at the beginning to understand the global changes induced by MYCN and NTRK1 in neuroblastoma.

Previous Dictyostelium studies employed transcriptome-wide profiling to understand the global changes in gene expression that coincide with developmental progression and patterning [ 4, 12].

To better understand the global change of DNA methylation and the effect on transcription, genome-wide methylation and expression profiling were examined in an in vitro pluripotent cell model Ntera2 (NT2), which is an embryonal carcinoma derived from a testicular cancer patient, and in normal testis cells (HT) (Andrews, 1998).

He stated as the purpose of the visit to claim Norway's belonging in Antarctica, as well as to learn more about the climate research at Troll, which he said was key to better understand the global climate change.

Studies should also be designed to better understand the global and local health impacts following from climate change.

Gene expression profiling, along with other methods to evaluate the global changes in genomes, provides the opportunity to understand whole scale changes present in human biology.

A major challenge is to understand why global changes take place, even when the same adaptive response could be achieved with a small number of changes.

For his team, that means more time to understand how global changes like overfishing and climate change affect the health of coral reefs.

Ed Hawkins, a meteorologist at Reading University, said the results show how tree rings, corals and other natural material can be used to understand the regional and global changes that unfolded during and since the pre-industrial period.

"To help policy makers understand the potential for global change," he says, "you can use this period as a laboratory for potential change".