Sentence examples for difference in the capacity from inspiring English sources

In order to determine whether this difference in the capacity to ingest blebs could be explained by different expression levels of receptors involved in antigen uptake and cross-presentation, we analyzed the expression levels of CD36, Clec9a, Lox-1, complement receptors (CR 3, and CR4 on IFNα versus IL-4 MoDC (Fig.  1d).

However, the mechanism for this difference appears not to be due to the difference in the capacity to utilise the board compliance between the two different jump distances.

This result is probably caused by a difference in the capacity for acquiring TRMs between the IZ and ZI procedures (Yu et al., 2004; Yu and Tauxe, 2005).

The difference in the capacity ratios of the two components should be maximal, but the absolute values are of small importance.

Anyhow, this additional resistance could be responsible for the difference in the capacity fading when cycling the cell in polymer electrolyte instead of in liquid electrolyte.

We consider that the difference in the capacity among some minerals for impeding Cd sorption to PM may also be characterized by investigating the interaction between Cd and other minerals on the PM.

Although human influenza virus NA displays weak selectivity for different sialic acids [29], subtle differences in the capacity of NA to desialylate HA produced in different cell types cannot be excluded.

Although extensive studies document depot differences in the capacity of different depots of rodents to expand through hyperplasia [ 164, 165], remarkably little is known about humans.

This may be because of the fact that systemic irinotecan levels are different from intratumoural concentrations, and also because of differences in the capacity of a tumour to metabolise or excrete the drug.

Institutional differences in the capacity to perform timely angiography and embolisation may explain the different treatment algorithms suggested by many authors [ 255, 260, 262, 263, 268, 273, 274].

Institutional differences in the capacity to perform timely angiography and embolisation may explain the different treatment algorithms suggested by many authors [ 119- 125, 129, 131, 132, 140] 140].