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To establish the background allele frequency of variants identified in this study in a UK control population, we utilised a subset of the British Birth Cohort of 1958 (n = 350 for the intronic variants identified, n = 1050 for the exonic variant identified) [16], [17].
The present study utilised a subset of these antigens to undertake quantitative analyses of the antigenic specificity of CD8+ T-cell responses in cattle immunised by infection and treatment.
Every channel may only utilise a subset of the OFDM sub-carriers which consist of every U-th sub-carrier, starting at sub-carrier u, where u denotes the channel number.
This analysis was conducted utilising a subset of data from that extensive dataset, though, data that had not previously been analysed.
In a recent study on an F1 cross between Atlantic salmon of Canadian and European origin, utilising a subset of the SNP markers described in the present study, pseudolinkage was observed between 5 pairs of linkage groups (Boulding et al., submitted).
This study utilised a subset population of the Twins UK registry of female volunteer twins who were recruited in media campaigns from 1992 onwards.
Utilising only a subset of the SAS pair data available on the platform we have shown expression of several hundred SAS pairs, of which a large proportion appear to be novel.
The existence of unique NMIs in each of the interrogated tissues suggests that all vertebrates utilise differential methylation to epigenetically regulate a subset of NMIs.
Here, Wolfram Goessling and colleagues utilised zebrafish to assess the importance of a subset of these candidates, selected based on the presence of zebrafish orthologues and possible links with liver biology as gleaned from database and literature searches.
In addition to the cap-dependent mechanism described above, a subset of cellular mRNAs can utilise an alternative mode of translation initiation known as internal ribosomal entry.
This limits our statistical power to detect significant associations in these studies despite the large sample size, particularly in analyses utilising pathology information that is available for only a subset of subjects.
