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This is similar to differences seen between young and elderly CMV seropositive individuals, where CMV-specific CD4+ T cells were found to be more differentiated in an elderly cohort compared to a young group [ 12].
While IGN's Justin Davis thought the game's levels could have been more differentiated in theme and art style, he found the "almost cubist design... absolutely gorgeous".
Clustering motor and visual regions in a single RSN suggests that other RSNs are more differentiated in their level of functional connectivity than motor and visual regions and could imply that these regions are interconnected to quite some extent.
Our analysis of the present study indicates that tuberculin-specific CD4 T-cells that are degranulating and producing TNF-α or IFN-γ are more differentiated in the presence than in the absence of CMV infection and that certain functional subsets displaying effector markers (degranulation, TNF-α, IFN-γ) but not IL-2 or CD40L are significantly increased in CMV-infected older people.
New Bedford Harbor and Newark Bay populations are more differentiated in comparison to their reference site populations than the Elizabeth River populations (FST values of 0.038 and 0.039 versus 0.018) because the Elizabeth River population has the fewest outlier loci (2.4% – 2.7%) in comparison to neutral loci.
The diagnostic process can be more differentiated with the individual patient, whereas in field trials it is restricted to the classification of lesion shape.
Tumours that are more differentiated may in turn produce vessels that are better differentiated and will thus likely display higher levels of the mature vessel wall marker CD31.
In North America, house sparrow populations are more differentiated than those in Europe.
Mammary tumours in the wild-type mice were more differentiated than those in the polyQ situation.
As tumors that are more differentiated generally behave in a less aggressive fashion, we questioned the relevance of two differentiation markers, SOX2 and CDX2, for the biological behavior of gastric cancers.
