The phrase "as they differentially" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to describe how something varies or changes in a differential manner, but it lacks context and clarity.
Example: "The results were analyzed as they differentially impacted the outcomes of the study."
Alternatives: "as they vary" or "as they change".
As a first step toward identifying the prosurvival factors produced by UG26 cells, we looked for pathways that they differentially activate as well as related candidate effectors secreted by UG26 cells and their possible receptors in purified adult BM ESLAM cells.
These two cell lines were chosen as they respond differentially to ZA: A-673 is sensitive (IC50 = 3 μM) and TC-71 more resistant (IC50 = 100 μM).
These follicular fluid exosome-associated miRNAs may also play a role in regulating oocyte growth as they are differentially expressed in follicles containing growing versus fully grown oocytes.
These neural components appear to overstep a strictly 2D affective space, as they were differentially expressed across various categories of emotion and showed frequent blends between different quadrants in the Arousal/Valence space.
The common heat responsive genes represent a small set of genes, which are, as they are differentially expressed in each inbred line likewise, absolutely necessary, i.e. indispensable key genes for the heat response as discussed for drought stress in maize by [ 49].
The 'DC frames,' which are the coarse down-sampled frames with size equal to 1/8×1/8 of the original frame resolution, will be constructed as follows: In I frames, we can retrieve the DC coefficients without any problem as they are only differentially Huffman-coded.
The remaining 23 DE genes did not appear in the coexpression network, as they were not differentially expressed in the experiments used to build it.
It may be necessary to examine these various subtypes of disability as they may be differentially affected by depression and cognitive dysfunction.
These techniques involve normalisation to the total RNA input in each sample throughout the analysis, as they aim to identify differentially regulated mRNAs.
J > 0 was used as the cutoff point to define genes as differentially regulated.
