Sentence examples for a heterogeneous origin from inspiring English sources
The concern that circulating miRNAs have a heterogeneous origin and they are not always directly associated with changes occurring in tumor tissues has limited their application.
Cumulative studies from the zebrafish, chick, mouse and human models have revealed a heterogeneous origin of the endothelial lineages in the heart, and have recently indicated that a subset of these ECs are derived from a distinct origin of multipotent heart progenitors located in various specific regions of the early heart field.
This fact could be regarded as a reflect of a possibly heterogeneous origin for the extra-pelvic recurrence or either as an artifact of the hierarchical clustering process, which does not take into account the CNVs observed in this tumor.
Vascular dementia has a more heterogeneous origin, pathogenesis, and clinical course compared with Alzheimer's disease.
That is also why nineteenth and early twentieth century theories about human settlement of the continent can be classified into three noticeably different categories: those stating an in situ American origin of the humanity, those postulating a unique and recent origin for all Americans, and those suggesting a very ancient, multiple, and heterogeneous origin.
Within the first scenario implants are supposed to be of heterogeneous origin and thus comprise a different genetic pattern as compared to the ovarian tumor while metastases are postulated to rise in a clonal manner and thus should closely mimic their primary.
The Brazilian population is racially diverse due to a heterogeneous ethnic origin.
Here we report on a meta-analysis approach that integrates data of heterogeneous origin in the domain of type-2 diabetes mellitus (T2DM).
Also, a more general approach such as GeneMiner (which is a meta-analysis approach that integrates data of heterogeneous origin e.g. DNA microarrays and complementing qualitative data covering several human and mouse tissues related to T2DM) has identified several functional T2DM candidate genes [ 29].
Noncompaction of the ventricular myocardium (NVM) is the morphological hallmark of a rare familial or sporadic unclassified heart disease of heterogeneous origin.
Despite the heterogeneous origin of the blastema cells, histologically they appear as a homogeneous population of cells and therefore have been traditionally viewed as a single cell type.
