Sentence examples for a distinctive population from inspiring English sources

The dominant decidual leukocytes at the time of implantation are a distinctive population of uterine NK (uNK) cells that have a phenotype and function distinct from cells in peripheral blood (Moffett-King, 2002).

In summary, colon cancer cells with GOF mutp53 promote the formation of a distinctive population of reprogrammed macrophages by releasing exosomes containing miR-1246.

It is noteworthy that there is a population (light green colour) found in hybrid individuals, although there is no such a distinctive population among the populations analysed in this study.

Cultured cardiac explants produce a heterogeneous population of cells including a distinctive population of refractile cells described here as small round cardiac explant derived cells (EDCs).

In this report, we set out to characterize intrinsic properties of a distinctive population of small pyramidal neurons in layer 2 of rat GRS.

Our patients all exhibited HARQ scores above the cut off of 13/70 required to diagnose airway reflux and represent a distinctive population of patients with reflux induced cough hypersensitivity syndrome [ 19].

The Tasmanians were an isolate population of Aboriginal Australians, not a separate or distinctive population, who were cut off from the mainland when a general rise in the sea level flooded the Bass Strait about 10,000 years ago.

Absent a multiracial census category, a federal Loving Day holiday can be viewed as an alternative route to official public recognition of a presumably racially distinctive population.

This appears to have selected a distinctive study population as there was a marked female preponderance (90%), and rheumatoid factor detectable in 76% of subjects, nodules in 19% and erosions in 79%, indicative of classic, severe RA.

The data showed that the reactivation rate was almost half of the corresponding activation rate in preC or testB mice, leading to the conclusion that distinctive population of DGCs is selected to represent a particular event.

The northern parts of India represent a series of contrasting regions, each with its own distinctive cultural history and its own distinctive population.