Sentence examples for differentiated population from inspiring English sources

Although it is currently unknown whether these cells can differentiate into NLCs, RA-NLCs are a more differentiated population.

Thus an apparently homogeneous population of stem cells may actually comprise cells biased with respect to their differentiation potential, which are capable of generating a non-uniform differentiated population even when exposed to a uniform environment.

However, it is crucial to remove residual undifferentiated hESC from the differentiated population to avoid teratoma formation in vivo.

Very few transcripts (5) were distinctively overexpressed in the more differentiated population (Sca-1Lo-only cluster).

This final stage of maturation has been associated with a non-proliferating terminally differentiated population [30].

They could thus be migrants from a differentiated population that had not been sampled.

Several analyses were performed by successively removing the most differentiated populations to reveal all levels of differentiation among populations.

These factors are expected to generate highly differentiated populations with neighbouring locations showing as much differentiation as much more distant one as we observed here.

Hybridisation introgression is the permanent incorporation of genes from one set of differentiated populations into another [59].

A 1999 genetic study suggests that the variations represent differentiated populations with limited gene flow between them, and that the three subspecies comprise a single evolutionarily significant unit.

Do differentiated populations coincide with expectations from hydrodynamic dispersal models?