Sentence examples for existence of two subsets from inspiring English sources
This suggests the existence of two subsets of Bhlhb5+ neurons, one that is LMO4-dependent and another that is LMO4-independent.
Currently, the field acknowledges the existence of two subsets of RA: anti-CCP+ and anti-CCP– RA, 21 subsets that are thought to reflect the presence or absence of ACPAs.
RESULTS: With the existence of two murine monocyte subsets we first wanted to investigate which of these two subsets is more important in early stages of atherosclerosis.
The collection consisted of three subsets.
However, the mathematical modelling of the temporal dynamics of the BrdU or H2B-GFP decay in LRC-HSCs revealed the existence of two distinct sub-populations: a subset (∼15%) of 'dormant' HSCs (dHSCs) dividing approximately every 145 days, and a subset (85%) of 'activated' HSCs (aHSCs) dividing approximately every 36 days.
Phylogenetic analysis revealed the existence of two MICA lineages, each with multiple subsets.
For continuous bimodal circle maps, there are some nice results, such as that the set of possible rotation numbers is either a single point or a closed interval, and that existence of two periodic orbits with different rotation numbers implies existence of an invariant subset with pseudo-random sequences of rotations between those of the two periodic orbits [9].
In the case of DFR and CCR, the increasing ratios of one of the subsets (bold type) and the decreasing ratios of the second subset (in italics) are so clearly distinct that it suggests the existence of two genes, perhaps two family members with diverse functionality, subcellular localization, or tissue specific activation/regulation.
In order to prove the existence of two periodic solutions, our most important task is to search for at least two appropriate open bounded subsets Ω1 and Ω2 in X for the application of Lemma 3.1.
For example, the existence of two distinct monocytic lineages have been identified based on the expression of distinct chemokine receptors; a short-lived inflammatory subset that homes to inflamed tissues and a resident subset, with a longer half-life, that homes to non-inflamed tissues [3].
