Sentence examples for in contrast with the inclusion from inspiring English sources
In contrast, with the inclusion of matrix-sequestered VEGF degradation, proteolytic release of VEGF resulted in increased soluble VEGF levels, size of this increase was proportional to the matrix affinity of the uncleaved isoform.
In contrast, with the inclusion of Tma DNA ligase in the amplification mixture (PPCP), the DNA product appears to be circular as it migrated to the same position as the circular template pHsh- amp DNA (lane 3), demonstrating that PPCP is capable of producing nick-free, circular DNA products.
Cells expressing the full-length gene are characterized by cytosolic inclusions, in contrast with the nuclear localization that is observed in vivo, although this may be due to a shorter follow-up of the aggregation process in cultured cells.
This is in contrast with the DL and OAH where the presence of an inclusion was associated with an increase in the area.
Dr. Sverdrup and Dr. Munk knew this, but their inclusion of breaking was empirical (in contrast with the direct approach we are taking in the current project).
In contrast with the expression of IN alone, which mainly yielded the protein in insoluble inclusion bodies in E. coli, the co-expression system produced the soluble IN/ IC complex in the supernatant.
The inclusion of neonates and younger paediatric subgroups is particularly important, and in contrast with the historic deficiency of medicine development in these populations.
In contrast to the inclusion labeling observed with anti-CPn0186 anoneofies, none of the 7 sera stained the inclusion membrane.
In contrast, VanOrd criticized the inclusion of the character Kasumi Goto from the Kasumi - Stolen Memory pack, stating that "she never fits in with her more fully developed cohorts".
In contrast, the inclusion of men and/or women was always included in the ClinicalTrials.gov record.
In contrast, the inclusion of low steam feed rates resulted in stable operation (no deactivation and constant bed temperature).
