Sentence examples for depending on the differential from inspiring English sources
Depending on the differential diagnosis generated by SPECT/CT selected follow-up imaging techniques may be required.
Regulation strength was categorized as weak and strong, depending on the differential expression P-value of the regulator.
The imprinted genes are expressed monoallelically and in a parent of origin-specific manner depending on the differential DNA methylation of the maternal and paternal alleles of the ICRs.
Indeed, oxidation controls HIF-1 α activation depending on the differential oxygen content of the environment: oxidative modification stabilizes normoxic HIF-1 α, while in the hypoxic scenario, oxidation of HIF-1 α disrupts its DNA-binding capacity.
As supporting information for our data, de Candia et al. suggested that the expression of ID4 in the mammary duct epithelium may be regulated by estrogen depending on the differential expression pattern of ID4 in ER and ER breast tumors [ 50].
The predicted changes impact each HLA allele differentially and furthermore will depend on the differential cathepsin expression profile in each infected cell type and the cellular responses to interferon gamma.
During mammary gland development, ovarian hormones and peptide growth factors act in coordination to define a profile that depends on the differential expression of genes that are specifically involved in epithelial cell differentiation.
The quasi-derivatives depend on the differential expression (2.1).
The fracture growth direction depends on the differential pressure and the distance between the anomaly and the fracture tip.
The method that is developed in this work depends on the differential transformation method (DTM) introduced by Zhou [15] in a study of electric circuits.
Since the electrical steering depends on the differential torque of two wheels, when electrical steering is demanded in this case, torque/current saturation may occur in either one of the motors and the electrical steering performance could be seriously degraded.
