Sentence examples for a remarkable differentiation from inspiring English sources
Those tissues considered as teratomas in the above-mentioned studies may either derive from MSCs (which have a remarkable differentiation capability) or from invaded tissue of the host.
This evolutionary study on Lagomorpha TRIM5α gene shows a remarkable differentiation in the PRYSPRY v1 region suggesting that this gene has evolved under a high selective pressure within the Lagomorpha order.
We found that the levels of stimulated cells were most similar among the selected proteins when one immunization was performed, but this level improved when the number of immunizations increased, and there was also a remarkable differentiation among the proteins at the final simulation step.
Furthermore, other genetic studies show a remarkable genetic differentiation in the southernmost parts of peninsular Italy [e.g. [ 34, 44, 45]].
The adult mouse C57 Mabs (Díaz-Manera et al, 2010) embedded into PF showed a remarkable muscle differentiation (Fig 1A and B) and were therefore selected for subsequent experiments and indicated as mouse Mabs (mMabs).
Human T cells show remarkable differentiation plasticity in responding to pathogens [Also see Research Article by Becattini et al.].
The epidemiology of ESCC is characterized by remarkable differentiation in incidence against geographical distribution and ethnic backgrounds.
According to strict selection, we used these 5,155 genes with extreme remarkable differentiation and uniquely described information to annotate the relative protein or transcript of these pathways, which was expected to describe the variation of gene expression in relative biological pathways.
The similarities between TMSCs and spermatogonia with regard to marker expression and the remarkable differentiation capacity of TMSCs may eventually have led to erroneous conclusions.
This is well matching the remarkable differentiation of the species in Europe allowing to distinguish five lineages (see above), which most likely are the result of survival of the Würm ice age in a larger number of different refugia.
Similarly, overexpression of TET2 or TET3 also leads to a remarkable reduction in differentiation rates (TET2 overexpression: 17.1%; TET3 overexpression: 13.7%) (Fig. 3B).
