Sentence examples for differently derived from inspiring English sources
We, therefore, evaluated differences among miRNA signatures of differently derived cells.
As shown in Additional file 2: Figure S1, clustering analyses of all samples based on miRNA expression demonstrated a significant difference between MEFs and pluripotent cells, as well as major similarities among the differently derived pluripotent stem cells.
In the present paper, a similar, though differently derived, modification is applied to torsionally flexible eccentric buildings and their response is again evaluated under pairs of design earthquake motions.
Secondly, the chemical structure was differently derived from cis-trans structural isomer of azobenzene units when irradiated by UV.
The intervening period 1980 89 is ignored because its database was differently derived and covered merely three sites of cancer.
The plots of TMD hydropathy and TMD length distribution determined using these differently derived scales show very similar trends to those obtained with the GES scale.
They have very little incentive to do things differently, deriving their authority by statute rather than performance.
Follow-up studies have calculated the number slightly differently, deriving alternative figures for "missing women" of between 60 million and 107 million.
Differently, the derived term groups are then encoded as new features for the supervised learners in order to improve the coverage of lexical information.
In fact, interaction between AinS/R and LuxI/R not only exists but is strain-dependent, as the luminescence of V.fischeri mutants lacking the C8HSL synthase (ainS mutants) behaves differently for strains derived from different symbiotic host animals.
However, complex datasets such as those described herein, which comprise transcriptional profiles from different cell types derived from differently aged, nonrelated human individuals, often show highly variable transcript levels with regard to the expression of individual genes (Lu et al., 2004; Rodwell et al., 2004; Tan et al., 2005; Lener et al., 2006).
