Sentence examples for a complete differentiation from inspiring English sources
We have shown that differential exon usage is associated with case - control differences, while few transcripts showed a complete differentiation across the entire gene; instead, differential expression was restricted to specific exons within a transcript.
This treatment improved the discrimination power (DP) and provided objective results, achieving a complete differentiation among different brands and a partial differentiation within pen inks from the same brands.
On the other hand, their Raman spectra display differences in their main band assigned to the CrO4 2− symmetric stretching mode, which together with the CrO4 2− asymmetric stretching bands (in the region 850 950 cm−1) allows a complete differentiation between these pigments.
The isolated effects of each factor also induce developmentally regulated changes in the shape and gene expression of promastigotes, but neither of these environmental conditions alone leads to a complete differentiation of promastigotes to amastigotes.
If the criteria used for identification of myoepithelial cells in breast cancer are the expression of a complete differentiation program, then it is correct that myoepithelial differentiation in breast cancer is an exception.
Perhaps more importantly, where a complete differentiation of parasites into stumpy forms could be achieved in the bloodstream, a trypanostatic response (stumpy formation) would inevitably lead to a trypanocidal outcome through the action of the immune response (45), clearing the infection.
Primary stromal cultures are a mix of fibroblasts and smooth muscle cells, which can induce a more complete differentiation of epithelial cells in 3D and monolayer [4], [14].
The down-regulation of NEAT1, NEAT2 and XIST in the breast of nulliparous women, in whom this organ never reached a stage of complete differentiation similar to that achieved after completion of pregnancy and lactation [ 42], suggests that the undifferentiated breast is not actively involved in the RNA metabolism that is necessary for maintaining a state of differentiation.
We then checked the congruence of the rooted trees with an expectation of complete differentiation between S. aureus and S. epidermidis at the first major phylogenetic split closest to the root.
Therefore in an osteogenic tumor very complete differentiation or almost no differentiation is better than incomplete differentiation, and the evidence of quite complete differentiation should make us suspect that the case is not an osteogenic sarcoma, but a benign osteogenic tumor. 5. Tumor vessels (vascular arrangement).
These recent finding cannot exclude the possibility that complete differentiation or maturation of differentiated cells require more specific factors.
