Sentence examples for driver of differential from inspiring English sources

Additionally, we and others have found that p53 is a major driver of differential gene expression when comparing ACC to normal adrenal glands or when comparing low and high-grade tumors [21, 22].

With respect to disadvantaged, average and advantaged individuals who died of ischaemic heart disease we found that utilisation was associated with socioeconomic advantage regardless of time to death indicating that socioeconomic status was the major driver of differential utilisation.

We also performed hierarchical clustering using the expression of orthologous genes in AltDE and AltDE1 (i.e., the core genome) and revealed that the main driver of differential gene expression was the growth medium followed by temperature and finally the strain.

In the same way our data support the resource-use hypothesis, which stresses the role of the degree of specialization in resources specifically related to particular biomes as a driver of differential speciation and extinction rates.

Our data also support the resource-use hypothesis, which presumes the role of the degree of specialization in resources specifically related to particular biomes as a driver of differential speciation and extinction rates.

Temperature is the major driver affecting phenotypic variation in growth among test sites, and also appears to be the primary driver of differential selection in growth rates for lodgepole pine (Rehfeldt et al. 1999; Wang et al. 2006b) and others species in general (Carter 1996; Saxe et al. 2001).

It would be worth focusing attention on those hospitals at the top and bottom of the rankings in order to identify specific drivers of differential productivity in those organisations.

In some respects, the strongest evidence from our study supports the IL-20 family cytokines as drivers of differential gene expression in psoriasis (i.e., IL-19, IL-20 and IL-24).

In particular, the observation that marsupials are less disparate than placentals in viscerocranial morphology, but are equally disparate in neurocranial morphology, is highly suggestive that the early ossification and use of the oral apparatus in marsupials is the specific driver of the differential disparities of these clades.

Cross-reference of the 3,556 putative drivers of the differential signature with the 1099 genes in the QTL regions identified 116 genes (Additional file 7).

Rabanal (2009) concludes that the Balassa Samuelson effect does not appear to be an important driver of the inflation differential Spain-EMU during the EMU period, although a gap in labor productivity between tradable and non-tradable sectors can be noted.