Neither the 900 μm2 scan areas nor the corresponding AFM roughness profiles showed any well-defined differences between ceramic and titanium for smooth and rough specimens (Fig. 2a).
As a certain level of active Bax/Bak can finally lead to cytochrome c release, the more well-defined difference between not any and high Bax/Bak activation is equivalent with a more stable type I apoptosis in the model.
In SILAC, essential amino acids such as arginine and lysine are provided in 'light' or 'heavy' forms to the two cell populations and are incorporated into each protein after a few cell doublings, leading to a well-defined mass difference.
Currently, accumulating data suggest that cells migrating in three-dimensional (3D) environments show well-defined differences compared to their well-established two-dimensional (2D) counterparts.
Otherwise, with only one uneventful debate behind them, the candidates have been set off more by their financial resources than by well-defined differences on the issues.
In addition to the well-defined differences in cell origin and size, extracellular vesicles can also exhibit differences or show overlapping features in their molecular compositions and functions.
The plots show possible existence of well-defined differences between the protein abundances of cancer and noncancer samples at the global level.
Using this panel of low-passage tumor cell lines, we assessed sensitivity to Zalypsis and other drugs currently used in sarcoma treatment [ 15] and found well-defined differences in sensitivity to the drugs tested.
Recently, Hawsawi et al. (2008) [ 25] observed well-defined differences in gene expression and proteomic profiles between activated CAFs and fibroblasts from normal stroma, emphasizing their importance in the cancer process.
The series was injected in duplicate, which due to the 30 min LC run time resulted in a well-defined 10 h difference between the two duplicate analyses of the same sample.
A random effect for this departure is appropriate because the actual departure perhaps holds little biological meaning (a well-defined biological interpretation could merit these differences be treated as fixed effects).
