Sentence examples for defining differences in the from inspiring English sources

Defining differences in the Salmonella survival in different tomato cultivars or maturity stages may offer opportunities to modify pre- or post-harvest practices for promoting safer produce.

Variabilities in MIRU loci 10, 26, 31 and 40 are also key to defining differences in the sublineages.

Defining differences in the afferent connectivity of deep and superficial pyramidal cells would require an identification of individual cells postsynaptic to afferents that have been visualized either by tract tracing procedures or immunocytochemistry (e.g. Kajiwara et al. 2008).

The primary aim of the present study was to define differences in the mucosal expression of five selected transcripts, retrieved from two different colonic locations in UC, by using a quantitative RT-PCR technique.

These strains have well defined differences in the regulation of their immune responses including distinct MHC haplotypes and immune responses that are biased to either a Th1 like (C57BL/6) or a Th2 like (BALB/c) immune response [15].

Further studies should better define differences in the electrophysiological profile of these groups.

We also compared the relative mean intensity (MSR) of the expression of these molecules, in terms to define differences in the coestimulatory ability of these cells.

Thus, it is important to define differences in the properties of Tm molecules carrying one or two copies of the mutation.

Finally, McMahon et al. (2001) have defined differences in the non-recoverable deformation along the length of a tissue specimen during tensile testing.

They found that several not exactly defined differences in the complex methodology of wear particle analysis significantly influence the results, for instance, the use of different pore size filter membranes or the use of different SEMs [ 29].

2. to define differences in disc degeneration of the adjacent discs between the three surgical options.