Sentence examples for a differential outcome from inspiring English sources

In conclusion, our data establish that autophagy can have a differential outcome on cell death or cell survival.

Here, we test the hypothesis that PPP2R2A protein expression, detected using immunohistochemistry (IHC), will uncover a group of ER-positive BCs that exhibit a differential outcome.

Gene expression profiling of CDV-treated HaCaT and PHKs revealed specific signatures that clearly explain a differential outcome in both cell types following drug exposure.

This process has a differential outcome, whether genes are inserted or deleted at loci involving persistent genes, or genes generally dispensable for the cell multiplication.

By contrast, anti-TNF-α therapy causes a reversal of chronic symptoms in a large proportion of RA patients, which clearly highlights a differential outcome from anti-TNF-α therapy in CIA and human disease.

Similarly, there was evidence of a differential outcome after surgery where numbness and tingling were originally present in regions of the hand falling exclusively within the sensory distribution of the median nerve.

Interestingly, we verified that the strength of association was unchanged, albeit losing statistical significance for a lack of power, thereby excluding the presence of a differential outcome-related selection bias.

There was no evidence of a differential effect in this outcome between the groups.

We hypothesised that in patients who have a suboptimal innate immune response, a favourable adaptive immune response, such as that associated with protective HLA Class I and II alleles, might have a differential effect on viral outcomes or vice versa.

As the experimental studies demonstrated that genetic deletion of IL-4Rα is associated with increased tumour initiation, but not accelerated tumour growth, we tested whether altered IL-4Rα-mediated signalling would be associated with increased CRC risk, but a differential effect on CRC outcomes after diagnosis, in a case control epidemiological study.

To explore whether weight gained in the second trimester (13 28 weeks) had a differential effect on study outcomes compared to weight gained in the third trimester (28 40 weeks) we used conditional weight gain variables to deal with the tendency of second and third trimester weight gain to be highly correlated in the same individual (r = 0.524, p < 0.001 in our study sample).