Sentence examples for associated differ from inspiring English sources
It is notable that while the individual sites reported to be ageing associated differ to some extent between studies, the results regarding their locations in the genome and the molecular functions with which they are associated are more uniform.
Therefore, we have developed an approach to normalize technical differences associated with differing maturity levels of transcripts detected between the nucleus and cytosol, while retaining biologically relevant gene expression dynamics.
Frequency, duration, and severity of headaches and associated symptoms differ among patients and from one attack to another [ 6– 8].
The results showed that the associated DTC differ by executive function and the nature of the task (preferred versus fast walking).
It also shows that the associated genes differ between GHD and TS, and that these genetic markers and expression profiles are associated with high or low first-year growth responses to r-hGH in children with GHD or TS.
Differences in their microstructures are mainly associated with differing rates of cooling and differing energy densities during SLM and LENS processing.
For public health, the importance of this 'spectrum' approach is that it provides a population perspective of the range of conditions which may be associated with differing physical health impairments, with the implication that differing interventions may be required.
We postulate this may be due to different PBMC donors, as FLT1 genotype has been associated with differing sFlt-1 levels in the peripheral blood of primigravid women, as well as PBMC responsiveness to LPS in vitro [66].
The chromosome component, which is associated with differing centromere/kinetochore size, creates an imbalance in the composition of the bivalent.
Non-Hodgkin's lymphomas are a family of disorders typically categorized into groups that are associated with differing risks of long-term disease control after appropriate chemotherapy.
Thus, we can identify which genes are associated with differing phenotypes, but subtler methods will be necessary to discern exactly which alleles are responsible for which phenotypic changes.
