Sentence examples for whether corresponding from inspiring English sources
Evolutionary processes, whether corresponding to natural selection and/or human selection in agrosystems, have resulted in a wide range of plant genotypes on earth25 and have had a strong influence on root traits23,26,27,28.
As these findings were based on in vitro as well as cell culture studies, our current study provided the opportunity to test whether corresponding effects could be observed in vivo.
Whether corresponding changes occur in response to excessive one-lung ventilation after pneumonectomy has not been settled.
Therefore, further studies have to demonstrate whether corresponding antiangiogenic therapies can be controlled using this imaging technique.
It will be helpful to study whether corresponding differences exists in the frequency of exon definition and intron definition between these species.
Using the counts in the four cells of the contingency table (whether corresponding to exposure and outcome or disease classification) several commonly used quantities can be obtained.
It is helpful to distinguish between "object-based" and "fact-based" versions of correspondence theories, depending on whether the corresponding portion of reality is said to be an object or a fact (cf. Künne 2003, chap.
For each BLAST hit we determined whether it corresponded to annotated or new genes and/or exons, and whether the corresponding genes were considered orthologs or paralogs of the query human gene in the EnsemblCompara database.
This binding state is used to determine whether or not the gene is active, and whether the corresponding value in the coding region will produce a product at time t+1.
Further investigation into the effects of statins is required in RA to clarify whether they are clinically effective anti-inflammatory treatments in human trials and whether a corresponding reduction in aggrecanase activity in RA is apparent.
However, gene sequence alone cannot reveal whether the corresponding protein is actually aberrantly activated.
