As long as each subtype in a heterogeneous HSC or progenitor-cell population does not convert into another subtype, the overall aggregated clone size distribution 〈 m k 〉 will preserve its shape.
72 Notably, most studies performed on this topic included heterogeneous populations and did not analyze sex differences.
Second, earlier biochemical studies indicated that there is a substantial population of heterogeneous nuclear RNA that does not give rise to cytoplasmic RNA [ 14] and it has long been suggested that this nuclear-retained RNA may provide insights into nuclear structure [ 11, 40, 41].
Homeless persons are a heterogeneous population, yet we did not differentiate among subgroups that have varying utilization patterns such as the unsheltered or the chronically homeless [ 47, 48].
The SAFE study was without doubt a well-conducted study that answered adequately the question it asked, that is, that in a heterogeneous population of critically ill patients albumin does not seem to have harmful effects.
Clearly, limited caspase activation in a heterogeneous population of cells (as in OE21 cells) does not necessarily mean that the MC cells are activating caspases.
If, however, it performs poorly in some external datasets, this may flag up heterogeneous studies (populations) for which the model does not generalise to and thus warrant exclusion.
They differ in that FE9 specifies heterogeneous codon frequencies and FE10 does not.
It does not include the heterogeneous populations around these cities and in rural areas.
The pathological changes that underlie atrophy are heterogeneous and do not necessarily reflect neuronal loss (24).
