Sentence examples for by the different tissue from inspiring English sources

Shells of both species consist of a very similar three-layered structure, characterized by the different tissue type and cell orientation: "…the exocarp, which is a thick outer wall, comprising radial elongated thick-walled cells; the mesocarp, consisting of thin walled parenchyma cells; and the endocarp, which comprises sclerenchyma cells of both fibres and sclereids".

These circulating androgens are taken up by the different tissue compartments for subsequent aromatization.

The estimation of the prevalence of AS is further complicated by the different tissue distribution of PrPSc compared to CS.

It is also likely, that age-related changes are influenced by the different cellular composition upon aging as well as by the different tissue and isolation technique.

Many transcription factors were significantly modulated in only one season what might be due to the different environmental factors or affected by the different tissue composition of the berries when they have differential patterns of expression.

In our article we discussed that the lower total RNA levels in patients with metastatic disease compared to M0 patients might be explained in part by the different tissue sources (for example, primary tumor, circulating tumor cells and mononuclear cells) from which the bulk of RNA in blood may come.

As a consequence of increased hyperglycaemia, plasma insulin levels increased to adapt glucose uptake by the different tissues.

From transmission scans, the ECAT software generates a spatially resolved attenuation map that can then be used to correct for attenuation by the different tissues of the plant.

Despite these dissimilarities between datasets may be caused by the different tissues used for constructing the C. arabica and C. canephora cDNA libraries, such results offer clues for further comparative research.

The explants converted between 15% and 30% of the 3-methylcholanthrene which they had incorporated to water-soluble derivatives within 48 h but there was no obvious relationship between the amounts of hydrocarbon taken up by the different tissues and the proportions metabolized.

After the overnight starvation mice were injected i.v. with 50 μCi kg−1 [H]2DG in 200 μl 0.9% NaCl and to determine the retention of 2-deoxyglucose-6-phosphate by the different tissues, a second i.v. injection of 5 μCi kg−1 of [C]2DG was administered 35 min after the unjection of the tritiated deoxyglucose.