Sentence examples for extensive differential from inspiring English sources

Spontaneous hemoperitoneum is a rare and potentially life-threatening entity with an extensive differential diagnosis (Table 1).

Midline destructive lesions (MDLs) of the nose are a diagnostic dilemma due to an extensive differential diagnosis and vague presenting signs and symptoms.

Since PEVK is highly heterogeneous due to extensive differential splicing from more than one hundred exons, we engineered and expressed polyproteins that consist of a defined number of identical single exon modules.

This is due to the extensive differential diagnosis, further complicated by the emergence of new diseases such as porcine reproductive and respiratory syndrome (PRRS) and porcine dermatitis and nephropathy syndrome (PDNS).

During oocyte maturation in marine benthophils the yolk proteins are either not processed, or are partially cleaved and hydrolyzed with the release of a small pool of FAA [69], [73], while in marine pelagophils, the yolk proteins are not only cleaved but undergo extensive differential proteolysis of particularly one of the LvH domains resulting in the buildup of the large pool of FAA.

Other causes of CIN, which has an extensive differential, were excluded.

Comparisons of promoter- and gene body methylated genes likewise showed extensive tissue differential methylation; 11 to 16% or less were methylated in common among tissues.

The extensive investigations amongst differential and difference equations intuitively lead to developments in the direction of q-fractional calculus which deals with fractional derivatives and integrals with arbitrary order on the quantum time scale.

Comparison to drought-regulated genes showed an extensive overlap in differential expression between the two datasets.

We present here an extensive study of differential gene expression in the initiation, acute and chronic phases of murine autoimmune arthritis with the use of high-density oligonucleotide arrays interrogating the entire mouse genome.

Here we report an extensive analysis of differential allelic expression in breast and blood (fresh and EBV-transformed) in a set of candidate breast cancer genes using a large set of unrelated individuals of European origin.