Sentence examples for differentiated and conventional from inspiring English sources

Abundant cell death was observed in the supernatants of both, differentiated and conventional H-CYLDWT monolayer cultures; the analysis of the pro-apoptoctic protein Bax showed that it was highly expressed in the H-CYLDWT cells compared with the low levels of expression found in the H-control cells.

In Germany, the approximately 160,000 member Kneipp Association keeps this CAM tradition alive and provides professional education in KT. 'Kneipp nursing homes' implement those interventions in daily care and are mostly differentiated from conventional nursing homes through offers referring to hydrotherapy and herbs.

This presents difficulties however, because the two biopolymers have such similar structures they cannot be differentiated using conventional staining techniques, and would need to be covalently labelled.

These tomographic approaches have been used to study the kidneys and other abdominal structures that are surrounded by tissues of nearly the same density and so cannot be differentiated by conventional X-ray techniques.

Systems with mobile components were differentiated as conventional mobile devices, wearables, and implanted devices.

Well-differentiated NETs are easily recognised by routine tissue staining and conventional light microscopical (LM) examination, combined with immunohistochemical (IHC) detection of NE markers such as chromogranin A (CHGA) and synaptophysin (SYP).

Subserosal tissue invasion was present in every case, 60% was accompanied by poorly differentiated conventional adenocarcinoma, and 60% had more than four positive lymph nodes.

Mangalore is both modern and conventional.

It's a stirring and conventional story.

His undergraduate poems were "literary" and conventional.

Yet policy has been timid and conventional.