Sentence examples for a distinctly higher expression from inspiring English sources

UTPP USDA-Tifton Peanut Immature Pod cDNA Library It is noteworthy that the content of our subtracted library highlighted two types of genes: (a) genes that were expressed exclusively in peanut pod and (b) those that expressed in both pod and leaf tissues but with a distinctly higher expression level in immature pod than leaf.

For example, a transcript weakly similar to an A. thaliana histone 3B gene showed a distinctly higher level of expression in T-oaks (Tab. I).

Comparison of the OPN splice variants mRNA expression levels clearly showed that OPN-a and OPN-b are expressed at a distinctly higher level than OPN-c (both with P < 0.01).

Women exhibit a distinctly higher risk if suffering from the MetS in any combination.

In line with other studies [ 7, 9], telephone interviews led to a distinctly higher willingness of respondents to take part in the survey.

More importantly, the final diblock had a distinctly higher molecular weight than the first block (blue vs red curves in Figure S2).

The data of systemical circulation (MAP and CI) are quite similar except for a distinctly higher mean systemic vascular resistance index.

It is a characteristic phrase, from a writer of a very definite prose, with sharp outlines and a distinctly high-handed economy.

By contrast, DNA extracted with the CTAB and Dellaporta methods from certified reference material show a distinctly high molecular weight band.

We found distinctly higher EGFR expression levels in the mPGES-1SC group than in the mPGES-1KD group (A, B and C and Supplementary Figure 2B).

Twelve superclusters have expression profiles with generally uniform expression at all stages, with the exception of M5 where expression is distinctly higher and maximal in profile (e.g. superclusters 1, 10, 21, Fig.  3a).