Sentence examples for a distinct propensity from inspiring English sources
To examine this hypothesis, we followed cohorts of Nfkb1 −/− mice and their littermate controls and find a distinct propensity for early onset of age-related pathology with loss of Nfkb1.
Based on their CD16 expression levels, monocyte subpopulations have different chemotactic, phagocytic and inflammatory abilities [ 6] and distinct propensities to differentiate into professional antigen presenting cells [ 7].
We show a distinct trend in the aggregation propensity of proteins of an organism in relation to the GC content.
This suggests the existence of a distinct class of RNAz hits with a propensity for large IGRs.
These cases demonstrate that A. viridinutans can cause a distinct form of aspergillosis, characterized by chronicity, propensity to spread in a contiguous manner across anatomical planes, and relative refractoriness to antimycotic drugs.
Ethnographic research carried out during the early phases of the 1993 cohort showed that a distinct group of mothers had a particular propensity toward actively seeking medicalization (28, 29).
Thus, it seems that particularly the Per1 and Per2 genes, which have a distinct influence on the HPA axis, may control stress-induced propensity to alcohol drinking behavior.
A distinct rate exponent is identified for grain orientations that have a propensity for slip on second-order pyramidal planes, highlighting the capability to capture the simultaneous action of different deformation mechanisms through HEXD.
The lack of a distinct Myc clade further highlights its diversity and insinuates Myc orthologs have different propensities in dimerization and transcriptional regulation.
Since the propensity score summarizes the information on the background characteristics in a single summary score, it has a distinct advantage over standard matching techniques [ 18- 20].
