Sentence examples for a range of differentiation from inspiring English sources

Examples from each genotype showed a range of differentiation between well- and moderately-differentiated HCC without an obvious tendency in the presence of either genotype.

Since there is a range of differentiation within each intrinsic subtype (Fig.  4b), we tested if the least differentiated basal-like/claudin-low tumors were more metastatic than the more differentiated basal-like/claudin-low tumors.

Terminal differentiation-induced ncRNA (TINCR) interacts with a range of differentiation mRNAs (e.g. KRT80) to mediate their stabilization.

Then, post-implantation, cells are exposed to demethylating activity of 5azaC for various lengths of time and their growth and differentiation in vivo, as well as expression of a range of differentiation and cancer-associated genes in cells ex vivo, are being determined.

Because the colonisers are numerous and harbour greater genetic diversity, the re-colonised population will not experience a bottleneck, and because the genetic diversity is sampled from a range of sources, differentiation among populations will be decreased under this model.

The range of values used for M and T allowed for simulations with a range of genetic differentiation representing from low-divergence populations of the same species (D ≈ 0) to highly differentiated species (D���≈ 300), and also similar levels of differentiation between divergence and migration models.

These diverse functions are fulfilled by a range of epidermal differentiations, from root hairs underground to stomata and different sorts of trichomes in the aerial parts.

"Since domestication is an evolutionary process, there will be found all degrees of plant and animal association with man and a range of morphological differentiations from forms identical to wild races to fully domesticated races.

Along these lines, Harlan (1975: 63) stated: "Since domestication is an evolutionary process, there will be found all degrees of plant and animal association with man and a range of morphological differentiations from forms identical to wild races to fully domesticated races.

Regulation of Rb is implicated in a broad range of differentiation events, including a general control mechanism preventing differentiated cells from re-entering the cell cycle.

ES cells must be capable of self-renewal while simultaneously retaining the capacity to commit to a wide range of differentiation lineages.