Sentence examples for facilitate differences from inspiring English sources

This description of the vsp genes and their encoded proteins from the WB isolate gives a picture of a repertoire that has been expanded by duplication and recombination to the extent that expression of different VSPs may facilitate differences in pathogenesis or ecological niches.

In addition to the increased emphasis on B/R assessments, the ICH proposes a modular design to facilitate differences in international reporting requirements and a greater harmonization with pre-authorization safety reports.

Rearrangements can lead to loss or acquisition of exons, splice sites and promoters, facilitating differences in expression patterns, such as those observed for transcript variants of CHRM3 and SFTPB with differing transposable element insertion events [ 8, 9].

Because differences may facilitate different screening and treatment modalities, we sought to examine the relationship between urothelial carcinoma of the renal pelvis (rUC) and urothelial carcinoma of the bladder (bUC).

However, how select signaling events from distinct growth factors and other chemoattractants might facilitate these differences has received noticeably less scrutiny.

Notably, the coexistence of host species competing with each other, which is expected to be stabilized by their ecological differences, could be facilitated by differences in their endosymbionts.

Other ultrasonographic features of endometriosis, such as obliteration of the pouch of Douglas and deep infiltrating endometriotic nodules [ 34] may also help facilitate the difference between borderline ovarian tumours and decidualised endometriomas.

It remains to be determined whether differences in DNA substrate recognition and processing by topo IV and gyrase are partially facilitated by differences in charge distribution in the N-terminal DNA binding site of ParC/GyrA.

Differentiation between the desert, desert fringe, and semi-arid margins of high DOHP values (> 0.9) was facilitated by differences in their NDVIR biomass.

We speculate that significant enrichment of CD34+ cells from the bloodstream in an implantable device, especially in an environment filled with abundant binding competitors, such as leucocytes, is facilitated by differences in affinity and adhesion kinetics between cell types in the heterogeneous population of blood.

Alternatively, the observed eccentricity-based correlation patterns may actually reflect a broader-scale anatomical organization of direct (and indirect) connections, facilitated via differences in intra-areal projections between cortical sites representing central and peripheral space (Colby et al., 1988; Nakamura et al., 1993; Gattass et al., 2005; Ungerleider et al., 2008, 2014).