Sentence examples for distinguished groups from inspiring English sources

However, IKZF1, IKZF3, and KPNA2 expression differed in hyperdiploid MM (high protein levels) and t(11 14) MM (low protein levels), highlighting the two major genetically distinguished groups.

That the gene expression pattern of three XTH genes distinguished groups of NILs contrasting for the presence of the Pup1 locus could further imply a link between Pup1 and XTH activity.

As the dendrogram shows nine clearly distinguished groups of species supported by high bootstrap values can be observed.

Although brief, the BRFSS HRQOL module has produced results comparable to the SF-36 in prior studies, and has successfully distinguished groups varying in clinical diagnoses [ 19, 20].

Two clearly distinguished groups of DM regions and genes were evident with an absolute correlation with the type of tissue, allowing the perfect classification of individual samples.

And in a direct comparison with several rheumatic condition-specific health status and psychological measures, the CDC HRQOL-4 measures validly distinguished groups of patients with fibromyalgia, osteoarthritis, and rheumatoid arthritis [ 14].

Syntactic errors did not distinguish groups, but the SZ + FTD group exhibited significantly less syntactic complexity than non-SZ groups.

In the third experiment we show that the MET also clearly distinguishes groups of non-musicians, amateurs and professional musicians.

The total scores were able to distinguish groups of people with higher and lower body mass index (BMI) (χ2=16.4, p<0.001), suggestive of good discriminant validity.

Cuvier also argued that the anatomical characteristics distinguishing groups of animals are evidence that species have not changed since the Creation.

There is no good way of distinguishing groups based on skull characteristics.