Sentence examples for differentiation in this study from inspiring English sources

Pearson correlation values were computed using expression levels of each single transcript available and for each miRNA, found to be differentially expressed during myogenic differentiation in this study.

Matrigel was the extracellular matrix material initially used to develop the protocols for iPSC maintenance and cardiac differentiation in this study, based on widespread use for human iPSC differentiation.

ADAM17 deletion on the other hand did not affect keratinoctye differentiation in this study (Weber et al., 2010).

Microsatellite analysis of whale sharks sampled primarily at feeding aggregations around the world showed little genetic differentiation in this study.

High calcium induces terminal differentiation of keratinocytes that is coincident with a more dramatic reduction of p21Cip1 [21], which can be used as an indicator of progression of keratinocytes toward terminal differentiation in this study.

We have analysed transcriptomes of CD4+ T cells for T cell differentiation in this study.

For example, M13 iPSCs were induced from bone marrow cells, which may explain the prevalence of chondro-osteogenic differentiation observed in this study, in spite that M13 cells support the differentiation into cell types of all three germ layers after intramuscular injection into immunocompromised recipients [24].

The genetic differentiation found in this study is supported by the fact that no shared multilocus genotypes were found among A. thaliana populations indicating strong population isolation, in accordance with other studies on genetic diversity of A. thaliana natural populations [15], [58] [60].

In addition, differences in the environmental factors (e.g., temperature, turbidity) affecting larval recruitment and the survival of adult corals may also be related to the local genetic differentiation observed in this study because environmental conditions around the Nansei Islands vary greatly among sites [26].

The cellular differentiation reported in this study brings to different conclusions from those present in the current literature.

Strong levels of genetic differentiation observed in this study indicate that E. glaucus populations are highly self-pollinating and isolated at small distances.