Sentence examples for comparable origin from inspiring English sources

However, such comparisons are limited by the fact that the tissues present in ovarian teratomas and CHMs are highly abnormal and are not of comparable origin, with teratomas being embryonic and CHMs being strictly placental.

The caveat is that all chips must be from biologically comparable origins and that only a small number of experimental outliers must exist.

Organotypical salivary gland carcinomas (SGCs) have a comparable embryonal tissue origin to lung adenocarcinoma.

The two strains showed a comparable pattern of origin firing by genome-wide analysis of BrdU incorporation and by two-dimensional gel electrophoresis (2D gel) analysis, suggesting that origin firing does not depend on Sen1.

Given the comparable embryonal tissue origin between lung adenocarcinoma and SGCs and the potential for genotype-directed trials of EGFR inhibitors, we undertook a comprehensive mutational analysis of EGFR in SGCs.

The number of differentiated transcripts between environments was comparable for both origins and these represented all eight functional categories (Table  4).

At Point Reyes, survival was high and comparable between regions of origin.

There was no statistical difference in comparable parameters (age, sex, origin of tumours, size of metastases on CT, CgA, number and localization of metastases and treatment before PRRT).

The divergences between Ms C4-PPDK1 and sorghum and sugarcane C4-PPDK are comparable, suggesting that the origin of Miscanthus could be contemporaneous with the split between sorghum and sugarcane.

As shown on figure 5A, Megalin protein levels were equivalent among normal and mutant TECs suggesting that the proportion of cells of proximal origin was comparable among the different cultures and did not create a sampling bias.

For breast and lung tumors the analysis indicates that not only their cognate cell lines, but also cell lines of different origins have comparable Membranome expression similarity.