Sentence examples for wider characterization from inspiring English sources

A wider characterization of constitutive norms or rules thus counts rules or norms as constitutive of a certain action, or activity, A iff A cannot be performed, or engaged in, unless these norms are in force (cf. Glüer & Pagin 1999).

Therefore, a wider characterization of the variability of cellular responses and its connection to genomic traits is necessary to understand the plasticity and adaptability potential of natural yeast populations.

In addition, the mechanisms through which the EGFR-driven signaling network contributes to adaptation and treatment resistance deserve wider characterizations beyond the traditional "linear pathway" view of signaling, into one of integrative interaction networks.

Here we present a transcriptome-wide characterization of adult S. mansoni males by high-throughput RNA-sequencing.

Genome-wide characterization of the retinal transcriptome is central to understanding development, physiology and disorders of the visual system.

Genome-wide characterization of chromatin accessibility revealed the opening of large numbers of distal regulatory elements across the genome during metastatic progression.

Remarkable findings included the discovery of germline and somatic mutations of BRCA1-associated protein 1 (BAP1) in patients, and the genome-wide characterization of pathways altered in MM that could be exploited to design novel therapeutic approaches.

"Right to do, but not wrong not to do" responds to this concern but seems an equally weak definition for supererogatory action, this time due to the overly wide characterization of the positive condition (e.g. "right" falls short of the proper description of the act of volunteering to risk one's life in order to save a stranger).

For example, the first genome wide characterization of epi-toxicogenomic changes of histone acetylation profiles at a thirty five nucleotide resolution using Affymetrix Promoter Tiling arrays was reported [39].

In both monocots and dicots genome-wide characterization indicates that divergence of individual CAD family members predates divergence of major plant lineages [19] [21].

The genome-wide characterization of epigenomic marks and genome-epigenome cooperativity by chromatin immunoprecipitation followed by massively parallel sequencing is therefore feasible.