Sentence examples for detected differentiation from inspiring English sources

We detected differentiation markers (K14, K10 and involucrin) specific to the state of differentiation of keratinocytes [1].

Admittedly there is a possibility that some of the detected differentiation events are the result of cell fusion between the host cardiomyocytes and the CPCs.

The results show that the L Z complexity can efficiently detect differentiation of landscape fragmentation controlled by SIMMAP parameters m, n and p. As to the application in real landscape, L Z complexity is also a good indicator to identify the landscape fragmentation, which integrates some metrics information of landscape composition, shape and configuration.

These estimates are based on technical, and not biological, false discovery: a probe with low specificity may truly detect differentiation, but not at the expected location.

In our experimental model, after infection with viable irradiated parasites of T. cruzi, we were unable to detect differentiation and proliferation of cytotoxic CD8+ T cells (Fig. 5).

Although the allozyme data detect differentiation of only Wilpena Pound from the rest of the contiguous distribution [6], the mitochondrial data reveal restricted gene flow between the entire South Australian region and the remainder of the range.

This context is particularly critical for interpreting cases in which we fail to detect differentiation.

However, we do not detect differentiation at these previously identified loci in the present, locally focused study.

Second, the lineages that appear to infect more than one host species could actually be host-specific but too recently divergent for our markers to detect differentiation.

Such mismatches can indicate imperfect taxonomy, lack of sufficient variation to detect differentiation, incomplete lineage sorting of shared ancestral polymorphisms, or contemporary hybridization or introgression.

Two analytical methods, FST [ 25] and Peddrift [ 11], were used to detect differentiation between resistant and susceptible animals based on SNP allele frequencies.