Sentence examples for contribution of differentiated from inspiring English sources
ASC were isolated from WAT to avoid the contribution of differentiated cells in subcutaneous WAT to the transcriptomic signature.
Moreover, the possible contribution of less differentiated GCs in development of ovarian cancers has been suggested [ 10].
Modulation of p38 and STATs was most prominent in CD14+ monocytes, suggesting that further studies focusing on the contribution of monocytes and differentiated macrophages or myeloid DCs may shed more light on the mechanism of action of CTLA4 blocking monoclonal antibodies.
This paper is a contribution to the general field of Differentiated Instruction.
A differentiated contribution of males and females to the genetic landscape of the Mediterranean area was observed with a higher migration rate in females than in males.
Contribution of these parameters to differentiated translational regulation in natural and stress conditions was also reported in yeast [ 10, 11, 29, 30].
The residual detection of full length Vps15 protein in the muscle extracts from mutant mice may be due to incomplete excision, though the contribution of cell types other than differentiated muscle fibres within the tissue could not be excluded.
Despite these initial findings, additional efforts at determining the molecular mechanisms that lead to the appearance of differentiated fibroblasts and their multiple contributions in tumor progression are still urgently required.
(B ) The rising contribution of rays to the taxonomically-differentiated global reported landed catch: shark landings (light gray), ray landings (black), log ratio [rays/sharks], (red).
The contribution of TEM (transitional TEM1 and fully differentiated TEM2 populations combined) to anti-SHIV CD4+ or CD8+ T cells rose slightly from 11% to 19% in weeks 7 19 compared to weeks 52 69, respectively, in macaque 35451.
As a result, the contribution of gas generation to overpressures should be differentiated from that of undercompaction before analysing the effects of overpressures on natural fracture development.
