Sentence examples for differentiated groups of 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.
Two differentiated groups of cells can be distinguished in the embryo that is now called a blastocyst.
VAT was applied successfully to population genetics problems and differentiated groups of B. pseudomallei strains that caused different clinical outcomes.
Using SAMOVA v.1 (Spatial Analysis of Molecular Variance) [ 132] we defined the number and composition of geographically homogeneous, maximally differentiated groups of localities.
All nuclear loci are essentially concordant in revealing two well differentiated groups of haplotypes, corresponding to the morphologically-defined species R. marina and R. schneideri.
The corresponding H and C NMR spectra indicated that this new compound comprised two differentiated groups of resonances indicative of two separate n-butyl and (DippBDI) ligand environments.
So probably the main argument that can consolidate the ICP, so that it can become a mainstreaming policy, is that it can contribute to reducing the two main drivers of the xenophobic narrative: an increase in specific policies for a) a privileged culturally differentiated group of people and b) public expenditure.
CPKs belong to the CDPK/SnRK superfamily of protein kinases and represent a differentiated group of protein kinases found in plants, algae and protists [ 34- 36].
In our previous study 7 out of 10 specimens contained well or moderately differentiated tumour (Bryden et al, 2002), and lower levels of PTHrP expression might be anticipated than in the exclusively poorly differentiated group of prospectively collected metastases.
In the poorly differentiated group of carcinomas, epithelial staining was quite uniform, both for HLA-DR determinants and for CEA, and those tumours studied for DNA content were of the aneuploid variety.
In contrast, the two genetically and morphologically well-differentiated groups of varieties in the Atlas Mountains coexist even when cultivated in the same area (ZS6).
