Sentence examples for a systematic differentiation from inspiring English sources

This dependence produced a systematic differentiation of emotions that was identified first in the STS or amygdale.

To test for a systematic differentiation between color morphs in the trophic level δN while accounting for the correlation with δC [ 31] and accommodating the environmental variation across lakes, we designed a linear mixed effects model.

Because there is no systematic differentiation, we treated our samples as a single population for further analyses.

However, the systematic differentiation and identification of different natural waters are almost missing.

Systematic differentiation of amyloid (Aβ) species could be important for diagnosis of Alzheimer's disease (AD).

The significant and systematic differentiation in the three long-lived strains includes: lower transcriptional activities; down-regulation of TCA cycle and oxidative phosphorylation versus up-regulation of the KEGG pathway Glycolysis/Gluconeogenesis; the overall reduction of mitochondrial activities.

Systematic differentiation of duplicate and homoeologous loci is beyond the scope of this paper and would require sequence-based analysis or comparison of expression differences within genes.

The correct differentiation requires a systematic approach which may develop with experience but ideally should be taught to trainees.

The utility of morphology-based cell quality evaluation has also been studied by Seiler et al. where they reported a systematic evaluation method for hBMSCs' differentiation potential based on morphological features measured from non-labeled time-course images (Seiler et al., 2012).

Our study presents a systematic survey of the regulatory landscape of lineage differentiation of a metazoan embryo.

We used this cell line in a genome-wide RNAi screen to identify, in a systematic manner, genes required for mammary progenitor cell growth and differentiation.