Sentence examples for differentiation measures from inspiring English sources

Here, we computed the first of the differentiation measures proposed in their article 'The unstandardised index M1' (p. 471).

We have disturbed every single parameter without a priori knowledge on the relative importance of certain parameters and have generated massive samples of multiple perturbations for all parameters using our MC simulation; the peak amplitude (height) and duration (width) of ERK profiles (e.g., transient vs. sustained) are then used as differentiation measures [16], [17].

As was observed with our estimates of population differentiation measures (FST and DEST; Table S1) between temporal Padre Island sampling periods, no significant changes in allele frequencies were identified over the 22-year period (∼7 generations), further supporting that the breeding population of high latitude peregrine falcons is of large size.

Correspondingly, population differentiation measures for the DAB locus were very high (Table  3).

The FST outlier analysis [ 22] was used to examine whether MHC genes had significantly different population differentiation measures compared with microsatellite loci.

These differentiation measures were then correlated with polder age (see Figure 1) and estimated age of the shaded habitat (Table 1).

Feeding flies with ecdysone alone had no significant effect on the number of SSCs or germline differentiation measured by the ratio of differentiated cysts to SSCs within one germarium.

Hedrick, P. W. A standardized genetic differentiation measure.

MG-63 cells osteogenic differentiation, measured by ALP activity, showed that mineralized nodules formation was increased in PBAT/0.5%CNTs when compared to control group (cells).

Between populations they show higher genetic differentiation measured by FST.

We conclude that skeletal muscle cells inhibit melanoma cell differentiation (measured by melanin expression).