Sentence examples for distinguished high from inspiring English sources
To this end we assembled a compendium of transcriptome measurements from the lungs of mice and used meta-analysis to determine gene signatures that distinguished high- from low-pathogenicity infections.
Three areas were distinguished: high risk areas for typhoid fever, high risk areas for paratyphoid fever, and areas which did not fall in the highest quintile of either typhoid or paratyphoid risk (defined as low risk areas).
SAM (significance analysis of microarrays) regression analysis identified 144 genes which distinguished high- and low-percentage invasive tumour biopsies at a false discovery rate of not more than 5%.
Even within the distinguished higher echelons of the United Nations or European Union, there is a risk that bureaucrats may pursue policies that reflect the values and priorities of their own technocratic classes.
Osteopontin neither distinguished high-risk PCa from other localised PCa nor correlated with serum PSA at baseline.
The analysis was repeated for the panel of 86 candidate informative genes that distinguished high-grade tumours from PUNLMP/low-grade tumours.
We obtained a panel of 86 candidate informative genes (P<0.005) out of 2316 varying genes that distinguished high-grade tumours from PUNLMP/low-grade tumours (Supplementary Table 2).
It appears that, following GSK1521498 treatment, although motivation (grip force) is reduced, the verbal expression of liking distinguished high-calorie from low-calorie food images, a pattern that was expected, but not found, at baseline.
And while the culture pushes the commodification and sexualization of children at increasingly younger ages, many parents wonder: what is left to distinguish high school graduation?
Similarly, MRS has been shown to be of value for distinguishing high- from low-grade gliomas.
In conclusion, MEMRI showed the potential to noninvasively distinguish high- from low-metastatic-potential CRC by revealing a greater T1 shortening in the former.
