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Therefore it is noted that it is not possible to define two populations of molecules fitting differentially on these receptors with statistical confidence.
It allows to define two populations of cells, with high Δψm (high red, low green fluorescence) and low Δψm (low red, high green flourescence).
In the rat and mouse, the expansion of family C and family A defined two populations of basal neurons.
Within the granulocyte population, we defined two populations of granulocytes on the basis of granularity: cells with high granularity (Fig. 3a), which we call hypergranular granulocytes, and cells with lower granularity, which we term hypogranular granulocytes.
We defined three populations of GMRα-expressing cells in the peritoneal cavity by their CD11b and F4/80 profiles (Fig. 7C).
In this study, EGFR+ cells defined two populations, with 37% of "activated stem cell astrocytes" (GFAP+/EGFR+) expressing Ascl1 and a greater proportion of "transit amplifying cells" (GFAP−/EGFR+) expressing Ascl1 [24].
Correspondingly, we define two sub-population of participants with high neuroticism (i.e. participants with neuroticism score higher than the average) and participants with low neuroticism scores.
After viability assessment, there are three markers for which the cells will be analyzed that define three important populations of cells in the human testes.
49 Our data are also consistent with Estrada's finding that relative and absolute measures of sarcopenia define two distinct populations, 49 with absolute sarcopenia more common in lean women and relative sarcopenia more common in overweight or obese women.
Two different variants of RecA, D276A and A289S, appear in strains derived from population IR-1-20, helping to define two of the three sub-populations exhibiting clonal interference.
We defined two sub-populations of LCRs: terminal LCRs (t-LCRs), occurring near the sequence extremities, and central LCRs (c-LCRs), positioned far from the sequence extremities.
