Sentence examples for differentiated active from inspiring English sources

A time also when anatomically modern humans were already carriers of Epstein-Barr virus (EBV) and when one do not know if the Oncogene region on EBV DNA was differentiated, active or not active.

This study differentiated active drug from placebo in clinical composite outcome measures at weeks 12 and 16 but failed to reach its primary endpoint at week 14.

Carver et al. differentiated active and avoidant coping strategies, among them 'Resignation/Acceptance' (i.e., accepting the fact that the stressful event has occurred and is real) and 'Focus on and Venting of Emotions' (i.e., increased awareness of one's emotional distress, and concomitant tendency to ventilate or discharge those feelings) [ 2].

Benign ganglioneuromas may also take up MIBG and cannot be differentiated from active NBL.

Sarcoid-like reaction (SLR) is a well-known benign cause of nodal FDG-uptake in cancer patients and needs to be differentiated from active nodal metastatic disease.

However, while the cambium was beginning to form, it was not yet differentiated or active in competent hypocotyls from 21-day-old seedlings [ 10, 17, 19, 20].

Our design aims to unify different QoS control mechanisms (e.g. integrated services, differentiated services, and active networks) together to provide a wide range of network services to all users to meet their specific needs.

As described in our earlier study of 5-HT and mitochondrial transport [9], we employed fully differentiated and spontaneously active hippocampal neurons as a model culture system.

In our study, we used viable, intact and metabolically active differentiated U937 cells.

17 LINE-1 encodes reverse transcriptase, required for its own mobility, and its expression is inhibited in differentiated tissues, but active in tumors.

20 It is hypothesised that aberrant DNA methylation is induced in stem, progenitor and differentiated cells when active H. pylori infection is present 3 because eradication of H. pylori leads to a decrease of methylation.