Sentence examples for confined differences from inspiring English sources
Therefore, the observed lack of cell type confined differences in the vascularization process suggests that the accelerated vascularization of vitalized scaffolds is VEGF-related rather than dependent on the potential of bmMSCs to differentiate into specific vascular cells.
This indicates that clonal effects were confined to differences in the mean value of SGA, and that the within-tree patterns did not vary significantly between these clones.
Cross slops is permissible when confined to differences in elevation between border strips of 6-9 cm.
It is tempting to speculate that discrepancies in the literature among studies assessing associations between abdominal SAT and morbidity were confined by differences in the SSAT or SSAT/DSAT distribution.
iPSCs derived with OSKM as well as controls did not demonstrate differential expression of these germ cell markers in response to BMP4 treatment, indicating that observed differences are confined to different reprogramming factor cocktails used during iPSC derivation.
We performed experiments by changing the inter-distance between small etched areas, and we found again that there was no significant difference between confined areas with different inter-area distances between them.
These super qualified graduates point to a new generation of a global workforce, no longer confined by cultural differences or by geographical boundaries.
All of the sortases share the same core β-barrel, with differences confined to the loops and helices that decorate it (Figure 3).
It is unknown, among the wide array of signaling molecules involved in IFN-α production, why only the relatively confined members showed differences in the present study.
However, it was possible to detect significant differences, confined to non-metastatic tumors, for at least two of these molecules, HS3ST3B1 and HS3ST5 (Fig. 6a and b).
When the unloading failed confining pressure difference was smaller, coal would be easier to get unstable failure.
