Sentence examples for differentiate due to from inspiring English sources
Cells secrete "at least 10 different types of nanovesicles, but they are very difficult or impossible to differentiate due to similar size, density, and surface markers".
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We find here that NS cells self-renew normally in the absence of Dicer but fail to differentiate due to marked phenotypic changes that block their ability to fully execute a differentiation programme.
Membrane rupture in all cases was difficult to differentiate due to hemorrhage, and diagnosis was made using reagents for detecting IGFBP-1.
Taken together, these findings suggest that the inability to properly differentiate due to loss of epigenetic control may be an important factor in the development of colon cancer.
Site of infection, such as the oral cavity or the oropharynx, was also not possible to differentiate, due to the oral rinse sampling technique used [ 31].
As the fraction of proliferative cells was relatively small, it could be that de-differentiation is triggered by these few cells via altered expression of adhesion proteins and/or secreted factors and that non-proliferative cells de-differentiate due to a bystander effect.
We performed immunostainings in tissue sections (not shown), but differences in ADAMTS-4 expression were hard to differentiate, probably due to the fact that immunohistochemistry is not useful for the differentiation of slightly variable expression levels.
Fluorescent agents were used to label microdamage and differentiate damage due to the two loading modes.
It was also able to differentiate contributions due to pore and channel linear losses, and contraction/expansion quadratic losses.
The SecureSense RV Lead Noise Discrimination (St Jude Medical, St Paul, MN) algorithm is designed to differentiate oversensing due to lead failure from ventricular arrhythmias and withhold inappropriate therapies.
