Sentence examples for great differences observed from inspiring English sources

This finding is in agreement with recent data on global gene expression, which point out that a small number of genes may be responsible for even great differences observed in differentiated cells from different tissues.

There were great differences observed between the viability of cells under three conditions (Fig.  6a), which might result in different fermentative profiles.

The lack of significant differences can be explained by the great differences observed in the pharmacokinetic behaviour of levodopa in each patient.

Besides, the great difference observed between the pI values of the two extra copies of κ-casein in platypus does not argue for a stomach pH driven selection on milk proteins' pI.

Finally, the great difference observed between pH 1.2 and 6.8 buffer when the drug release was carried out with or without disk restriction can be justified by considering that the assemblage with the Plexiglas device affected the drug release rate at the pH value where the drug solubility was lower by slowing down the matrix dissolution process.

By contrast, the activity of AnAXE CtCBM3 on cellulose acetate increased by two to four times over 24 h, with greater differences observed at earlier time points.

Similarly, detection probability declined more quickly as a function of distance for transmitters attached to red drum relative to transmitters attached to a fixed line, with greater differences observed at distances >300m.

The greatest differences observed are for upwelling regions and for southern high-latitude waters during austral spring where Chlor_a_2 values are on average about half of field and Chlor_a_3 values due to lower chlorophyll-specific phytoplankton absorption coefficients typical of this region.

All IK signals increased by greater than 2-fold compared to lymphocytes with the greatest differences observed for pAKT (8-fold) and pERK (6-fold).

However, sFlt-1/PlGF ratios did vary significantly between the 4 groups and overall followed a U-shaped pattern, with the greatest differences observed at 8 10 weeks and 34 35 weeks.

All the clusters identified using the SSR set contained more accessions compared to those defined based on the SNP set, with the greatest differences observed for groups VV1 (129) vs. VV1I (51) and VV4 (112) vs. VV4I (52) (Additional file 1: Table S7).