Sentence examples for especially differentiated from inspiring English sources

Members of this class show high risk for gastric carcinogenesis, especially differentiated adenocarcinoma.

In the differential diagnosis, the pattern and the localisation of the vascular involvement as well as the intensity of F-FDG vascular uptake in the arterial wall should be taken into account for interpretation and especially differentiated from blood pool activity.

The brain is an organ especially differentiated to acquire algorithms in a self-organized fashion according to the genetic algorithm.

Building on the seminal paper by Rauch and Trindade (2002), a number of international studies show positive effects of skilled migrants on trade and FDI flows, especially for differentiated goods.

Peri and Requena-Silvente (2010), using micro data on individual trade transactions from Spanish provinces between 1995 and 2008 and data on Spanish stock of immigrants, show that immigration promotes international trade mostly because it reduces the fixed costs of trade, especially for differentiated goods.

However, in zebrafish this mechanism has been considered unlikely to contribute substantially to the precursor pool because of the short temporal window in embryonic vasculogenesis (∼7 hours), and proliferation process especially of differentiated cells takes 16 24 h for one cell cycle.

Immunohistochemical studies have also show that p63 expression is upregulated in CCAs, especially poorly differentiated ones.

AI chromoendoscopy increased the recognition rate of tumor borders to 84.1%, especially in differentiated adenocarcinomas.

Even if cancer cells, especially poorly differentiated cancer cells, lose polarity, cancer cells communicate with stromal cells mostly via extracellular matrix, which can be mimicked by this system.

Microtubule nucleation by the γ-tubulin complex occurs primarily at centrosomes, but more diverse types of microtubule organizing centers (MTOCs) also exist, especially in differentiated cells [ 1 4].

Evaluation of PARP-1 protein expression in hepatocellular carcinoma (HCC) by western blotting revealed that it was significantly increased in HCC, especially moderately differentiated, compared with the non-tumour samples (Shimizu et al, 2004).