Sentence examples for differentiation degree from inspiring English sources

Concerning differentiation degree, we found poorly differentiated carcinoma in 56% of cases, while moderately and well differentiated presented in 38 and 6% of cases, respectively.

As presented in this paper, this concept has been experimentally validated with characterisations conducted on biological cancerous stem cells (cells considered at a low differentiation degree) and U87 glial cells (differentiated cells); both coming from human nervous system.

When the labeling indices of Ki-67, hTERT and TUNEL were compared with the differentiation degree of HCC, both hTERT and Ki-67 were higher in poorly differentiated HCC than in well and moderately differentiated HCC D).

For a given target QoS differentiation degree, the proper values of signature lengths can be derived.

Therefore, such measurements can be an efficient approach to determine cell differentiation degree in a non-invasive way.

By contrast, in scaffolds lacking alginate-sulfate, the effect of TGF-β1 was short-term and hMSCs could not reach a similar differentiation degree.

This approach can be generalized to allow various differentiation degrees, including personal pricing.

This supports the above-mentioned picture of functional differentiation by degree.

We further examined different incompatibility groups in terms of their differentiation and degree of adaptation to their host.

The study of Satoshi Fujii et al. showed significant correlations between the intensity level of LC3 expression in the peripheral area of the pancreatic cancer and tumor size, predominant differentiation, lowest degree of differentiation and blood vessel infiltration [ 47].

No association was found for RASSF1A protein expression and gender, cancer cell differentiation, infiltration degree and lymph node metastasis in GCA (Table  5).