Sentence examples for diverse range of normal from inspiring English sources
We thus set out to extend the repertoire of miRNAs in a diverse range of normal and malignant pigment cells through deep sequencing.
It should be noted that NaD1 also permeabilized a diverse range of normal primary human cells and tumor cell lines, with the highest levels of activity exhibited against tumor cell lines.
The genes so far identified encode proteins that have a diverse range of normal physiological roles, from regulating the expression of extracellular matrix structural protein genes through to regulating a number of cartilage anabolic and catabolic factors.
In mammalian cells changes in intracellular pH (pHi), which are predominantly controlled by activity of plasma membrane ion exchangers, regulate a diverse range of normal and pathological cellular processes.
The versatility of calcium signalling allows the control of such a diverse range of processes however, exceeding the normal spatial and temporal boundaries of a cell can result in perturbed cellular function, including death.
As "global-regulators" miRNAs direct a diverse range of cellular responses both in normal and pathological conditions [ 20, 34].
The neuropsychological test battery for the MedLey RCT includes a series of individual cognitive measures to assess a diverse range of particular cognitive functions sensitive to normal age-related effects, and also likely to be affected by dietary factors.
The normal human breast expressed a diverse range of ETS factors.
Jessica Leski's film I Used To Be Normal pushes against that by documenting a diverse range of fans from across the globe and perhaps most interestingly over three generations.
The normal recombinant AAV2/8 shows fluorescence in a diverse range of cell types, with the sparsest fluorescence between the outer (OPL) and inner (IPL) plexiform layers, where the bipolar cell subtypes are found (upper panel of Fig 2A and B).
The strengths of our study include the large sample size and the enrollment of a diverse range of subjects without the strict inclusion and exclusion criteria used in RCTs, reflecting normal clinical practice.
