The phrase "associated with a differentiated" is not complete and lacks clarity in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing relationships or connections to something that has been differentiated or categorized.
Example: "The findings are associated with a differentiated approach to education that caters to diverse learning styles."
Alternatives: "linked to a distinct" or "related to a differentiated".
While welcoming Young's conception of the democratic public, one may doubt that the policies and institutions associated with a differentiated model of citizenship would either motivate or enable citizens to engage in such dialogue.
There are many reports that demonstrate that miR-24 over expression is associated with a differentiated phenotype (see introduction for detail).
Indisputably, the cloning of Dolly has shown that the oocyte cytoplasm is able to extensively reverse the chromatin modifications associated with a differentiated state [ 3, 4].
The different molecular forms of neuropeptide Y were associated with NB growth (Bjellerup et al, 2000), whereas high expression of pancreastatin, vasoactive intestinal peptide and somatostatin were associated with a differentiated neuronal phenotype and a favourable prognosis (Kogner et al, 1995; Albers et al, 2000).
Indeed, the presence of Stat6 was a prerequisite for the induction of cell differentiation by progesterone, as well as for the progesterone-dependent increase in the synthesis of lipid droplets, which is associated with a differentiated secretory phenotype in mammary cells [ 49, 50].
Strikingly, these candidate genes were enriched for transcription factors (p =2x10-5 =2x10-5ajoritheof which (6/7; Crebbp, majorityfia, Nfib, Tead1 and Tgif2) were linked within a single regulatofy netwhichenriched for genes associated with a differentiated neuronal phenotype.
Thus, in several types of immune cells, a high cell surface expression of LAIR-1 is associated with a less differentiated phenotype, while LAIR-1 expression on memory and terminally differentiated cells is more heterogeneous.
MYCN amplification is associated with a less differentiated ultrastructural phenotype, and lack of MYCN amplification with relative ultrastructural neuronal differentiation.
In non-transformed mammary epithelial cells, CD24 positivity is frequently associated with a terminally differentiated, luminal phenotype [ 5, 6, 49].
In both normal and cancerous mammary tissue, CD24 positivity is frequently associated with a terminally differentiated, luminal phenotype [ 4- 6].
between the clusters A and B, although these genes were reportedly associated with a poorly differentiated phenotype and poor clinical outcome [ 38].
