Sentence examples for differences in the lineage from inspiring English sources

As before, we found significant differences in the lineage assignments of several blastocyst samples when we compared our assignments with those of Yan et al. (supplementary material Fig. S4E).

Whether this discrepancy is due to real differences in the lineages of the different species or due to limitations in resolution remains to be verified.

This may reflect differences in the lineages and/or stages of target cells (e.g., keratinocytes vs. early limb bud mesenchyme/ectoderm) or in the levels of Reck required for the events (i.e., the cutaneous horns may arise with smaller decrease in Reck expression than the postaxial bone defects).

An alternative interpretation could be that the difference in activity resulted from a difference in the lineage of hMEC compared to the breast cancer cells tested.

When heterogeneous variances are neglected, a significant difference in the lineages PE3 and PE5 is found concerning the FAs (Figure 4a), which is not present when heteroscedasticity is accounted for.

In nDNA, the pairwise genetic difference among populations varied from 0.004 to 0.276 (P < 0.01) (Additional file 3), and 82.14% pairwise genetic differences in the SWP lineage were not significant.

Differences in the origin of the MSC lineage during embryonic development, as well as the heterogeneity of the cell population isolated from a specific tissue, may be at the bottom of this issue.

While similarities between the inscriptional texts of the Shi Qiang pan and Qiu pan have garnered great attention, this paper argues that subtle differences in the presentation of lineage reveal the ways in which such narratives were tailored to bolster differing claims of social and political legitimacy on the part of their individual sponsors.

To evaluate differences in the regulation of lineage segregation between pig and mouse embryos, we first examined gene expression in pig ICM cells.

We tested for the differences in the risk of lineage extinction with f t either between breeding systems at each generation or between generations within each breeding system.

Possible reasons may vary from differences in the environment to lineage specific "fine tuning" of proteins functioning as parts of multi-protein complexes.