Sentence examples for differentiating type from inspiring English sources
In amphioxus, differentiating type I receptors express several neuronal markers (AmphiTrk, AmphiHu/Elav, AmphiCoe, AmphiPOU-IV, SoxB, AmphiTlx) [ 59- 64], as well as AmphiSyn.
Validation studies of this T-cell proliferative assay have confirmed its robustness in differentiating type 1 diabetic patients from control subjects (8, 39).
In a cross-sectional analysis, Manco et al. (23) identified 161 mg/dL as a 1-h threshold for differentiating type 2 diabetes risk factors including IGT, insulin resistance, and β-cell dysfunction among European adults.
ROC curves for sCD146 significantly differed in differentiating type 1 diabetics from healthy controls (p = 0.0047) with a significantly higher percentage of patients than controls having sCD146 levels >260 ng/ml (21/37 (56.8%) vs. 2/37 (5.4%), p = 0.00011).
With regard to diabetes, though there is no way of differentiating type I from type II on death certificates, 3 of the 20 certificates mentioning diabetes reported type I, which is considered to be an autoimmune disease.
Three weeks after transplantation, donor-derived cysts had increased in number and size, and were found at different stages of spermatogenesis (e.g. differentiating type A spermatogonia, type B spermatogonia and spermatocytes) along the recipient's seminiferous epithelium (Figure 5E,F; Video S3).
We sought to more completely capture the population of individuals with type-2 diabetes by lowering the cutoff age for differentiating type-1 and type-2.
This association was relatively insensitive to the inclusion of anxiety/depression as a diabetes complication, and to changes in the age at diagnosis cutoff for differentiating type-1 and type-2.
In addition, we selected 70 genes differentiating types A and B3, which differ largely in clinical behaviors.
The information is transmitted via the afferent arm to NTS, a processing center, which is capable of differentiating types of infection, inflammation, or challenges.
Bogazzi, F. et al. Color flow Dopploer sonography rapidly differentiates type I and type II amiodarone-induced thyrotoxicosis.
