Sentence examples for heterogeneous pooling from inspiring English sources

As the disease is so highly heterogeneous, pooling of sample data was not feasible and thus by its very nature, this project required a large international collaboration between clinicians and molecular geneticists (the IGOLD project; http://goldstudy.cimr.cam.ac.uk/).ac.uk/

The findings are discussed in light of the heterogeneity of the methods used in a heterogeneous pool of patients treated with different regimens.

According to Paul Steven Miller, a commissioner on the U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission: "The search firm's efforts to assemble a diverse database of candidates to meet its clients' wishes for a heterogeneous pool of applicants are both laudable and legal.

It is also difficult to search across this heterogeneous pool of information as everyone identifies things differently there is no broad use of agreed ontological definitions of terms.

The investigation on gene signatures and alterations of distinct cell subpopulation in heterogeneous pools of adult NSCs in relation to aging may bring a new strategy for revealing novel mechanisms for stem cell aging.

The screen begins with an initial heterogeneous pool of random sequences.

Proteolysis of the deiminated filaggrin yields to a heterogeneous pool of aminoacids which contributes to the Natural Moisturizing Factor (NMF) [9].

The central nervous system (CNS) develops from a heterogeneous pool of neural stem and progenitor cells (NSPC), the underlying differences among which are poorly understood.

As an off shoot of this work it will be interesting to investigate whether different subsets of MSCs having distinct immune behaviors exist within the heterogeneous pool of MSCs in different tissues.

Because EpCAM is not expressed in the stroma or in the MM, the NCAM+EpCAM− subpopulation is indicative of cells originating from both of these areas, while NCAM+EpCAM+ cells are a heterogeneous pool of progenitor cells from the nephrogenic zone, including newly developed tubules.

In summary, while the embryonic and early postnatal cortex contains a heterogeneous pool of progenitors as reflected in the NS culture model, characterization of these cultures according to their ability to proliferate, to generate the major cell types of the CNS and to do so with longevity, has revealed important differences between NS generated at E11.5 and at P0.