Sentence examples for differentiated groups from inspiring English sources

Quantitative analysis and hierarchical clustering of the expression patterns revealed two well differentiated groups of transcripts behaving differentially between the two ecotypes.

People who incline one way or the other tend to fall into tightly defined and differentiated groups.

France itself can be conceived of as an aggregate of differentiated groups or communities (villages, parishes, or guilds), all of them theoretically comparable but all of them different.

In contrast, the autumn season was more variable (F = 140.377; df = 9; P = 0.000) with three significantly differentiated groups: Gaia presented the highest quantification level, Boadella Reservoir in an intermediate position and La Baells, La LLosa and Sant Ponç Reservoirs with the lowest and similar quantification levels (Fig. 1).

The main emphasis of journal submissions should be on the economic outcome of differentiated groups and possible economic policy prescriptions to address these disparities.

Diaspora studies literature highlights the continuous social construction of diasporas as internally differentiated groups defined by orientation towards and interaction with a homeland that may be defined in various ways.

We found two morphologically and genetically well-differentiated groups within C. ornatum.

In order to examine two well-differentiated groups, left-handers and right-handers, we used a two level procedure.

In Lineage II, two well-differentiated groups were recovered by the mtDNA (i.e. ΦST, NCA and phylogenetic trees) and microsatellite analyses (i.e. STRUCTURE, F ST and NJ tree).

The supervised clustering analysis including probesets (n = 80) representing those 71 specific genes displayed two well-differentiated groups for ACR and HCV recurrence samples.

These 2 well-differentiated groups within the HG broccoli arm were not differentiated by sex, age, BMI, or other demographic factors.