Both tumors possess a common embryologic origin, a marked anatomical overlap of the primary organ tissue, and several phenotypic analogies.
Studies of seasonal trends of diarrhea-associated hospitalizations have shown that hospitalizations coded as diarrhea of nonspecified viral origin as well as diarrhea of presumed infectious origin have a marked winter peak, which suggests incomplete registration of rotavirus admissions.
The material included sentences spoken by 462 speakers of various ethnic and geographical origins, showing a marked heterogeneity in phonemic realization and syllable durations (as labelled by phoneticians).
Consistent with these findings, down-regulation of Orc1 by RNA interference in human cells favors E2F1 recruitment onto origins and induces a marked G1 arrest.
He called it "truly terrifying" and, in a marked shift in tone, suggested that its origins lay with abusive priests and with highly placed church officials who for decades concealed or minimized the problem.
Our data show that in primary cerebellar granule neural precursors (CGNPs), proposed medulloblastoma cells-of-origin, Shh stimulation elicits a marked induction of PPARγ alongside major glycolytic markers.
Whilst almost all parties agree that a long-standing problem has metastasised into a major crisis over the last few years, there is a marked lack of clarity regarding the scale and origins of this problem.
In a different approach, mostly subscribed to the hypothesis of viral origin of schizophrenia, several groups found a marked expression of human endogenous retroviruses, mostly the HERV-W subtype being expressed in patients with recent onset of schizophrenia [ 7, 8].
Also a marked lack of gene introgression from other germplasm of diverse origin has been suggested using molecular markers [ 57, 58].
There was a marked difference in eligibility between people of Indian, Pakistani or Bangladeshi origin.
It is a marked change from a year ago.
