Sentence examples for and represents a distinct from inspiring English sources
Each of the three antibiotics affects a wide range of bacteria and represents a distinct class of antibiotics used in humans and animals.
AFOP was first described by Beasley et al. [ 8] in 2002 and represents a distinct histological pattern of lung injury related to DAD.
Moreover, this comparative study showed that the repertoire of secreted proteins is unique for each cell type and represents a distinct set of molecular identifiers for individual phenotypes within the CNS.
In our study, the notable and consistent absence of any chromosome 1p loss in stage 4s tumours agreed with all previously published reports, and represents a distinct difference between stage 4 and 4s tumours.
Sequence comparison of all eight gene segments showed the Chilean viruses were also distinct from all other avian influenza viruses and represent a distinct South American clade.
Natural Tregs express forkhead box protein 3 (Foxp3) and represent a distinct T-cell lineage that plays a major role in preventing autoimmunity.
Nevertheless, the aggressive behavior of these tumors suggests that ER-PR+ tumors are very rare and represent a distinct biological subtype.
However, ∼12% of CRC samples are non- APC mutated and represent a distinct subclass characterized by a serrated histopathology, the V600E BRAF mutation and the CpG island methylator-high phenotype (CIMP-H).
It was recently reported that besides CD45RA and other surface markers of naive cells including CD62L, CCR7 and IL7Rα, TSCM cells also express CD45RO and represent a distinct CD8+ T-cell subset, intermediate between naive and central memory cells.
The phylogenetic relationships within the T. fascicularis/ deserti complex remain unresolved, and with little geographic correspondence, although all North Algerian clades (Clades XIII, and XV) were clustered together, and represent a distinct lineage.
The Malagasy CHIKV E1 partial nucleotide sequences were similar to those of the Indian Ocean outbreak (Réunion, Seychelle, Mayotte, Mauritius islands) and represented a distinct clade within the large east-central and South African phylogroup (1 ).
