Sentence examples for differentiated and identified from inspiring English sources

The L3 larvae were morphologically differentiated and identified as by Van Wyk et al. [ 22].

(Note: the clones do not differ in the gene sequences of the molecular markers available for this species in Genbank (NCBI), so that the clones could not be differentiated and identified, unpubl. data).

Future studies need to systematically explore the various mechanisms that can affect the delay-of-reinforcement gradient, whether they are functionally equivalent and produce similar symptom outcomes, or whether they give rise to endophenotypes that can be differentiated and identified.

Importantly, NG2, GFAP and PSA-NCAM expression were mutually exclusive in hNSC-differentiated culture and identified oligodendroglial precursors, astroglia and cells of the neuronal lineage, respectively, regardless the differentiation protocol used (Fig. S2C F).

Kosinski et al (2007) compared the proliferative bottom part of crypts with the differentiated crypt top, and identified 299 DE genes highly expressed in the proliferative bottom.

Using lectin arrays, we analyzed glycoproteins extracted from 26 hPSC samples and 22 differentiated cell samples, and identified a small group of lectins with distinctive binding signatures that were sufficient to distinguish hPSCs from a variety of non-pluripotent cell types.

"It is about grouping our schools according to a range of factors to establish priorities for differentiated support and identifying those from whom the sector can learn".

Here we report that SIRT1 is highly expressed in mESCs compared to differentiated tissues and identify several miRNAs that regulate its expression at a post-transcriptional level during differentiation.

The differentiated bands were excised and identified by sequencing the V3 region of the 16S rRNA genes.

We used this case control strategy in four independent cohorts and identified eight significantly differentiated regions of the genome potentially harboring genes with relevance for longevity.

SAMOVA was used to identify maximally differentiated genetic groupings and identify potential phylogeographic breaks.