Sentence examples for in two distinct patterns from inspiring English sources
This apparently affected the detected levels of P53 directly in two distinct patterns.
Our results further suggest that human listeriosis clusters and outbreaks may occur in two distinct patterns, including localized, geographically confined, and dispersed clusters.
These LSEs occurred in two distinct patterns: the first type yields one or more copies of a single gene; we call this a single gene expansion.
The monoclonal antibody LM19, specific for non- or low methyl-esterified HG regions of pectin, labelled cell walls in tissue of both cultivars in two distinct patterns, in the middle lamella region and in the corners of tricellular junctions.
MDM2 and MDMX co-expression was noted to influence the expression levels of P53 in two distinct patterns as shown in Figure 2: A) a collaborative pattern where diminished or no P53 expression was detected.
The present study demonstrated that human superficial chondrocytes occurred in four distinct patterns of strings, clusters, pairs or single chondrocytes.
In addition, we used the Boolean gate (FlowJo software (version 9.0.2, Tree Star, San Carlo, CA)) platform to create several combinations of the three cytokine (IL-2, TNFα and IFNγ) within CFSElow population resulting in seven distinct patterns.
In general, we observed FOXO3-GFP localization in three distinct patterns: predominantly nuclear, partially nuclear, and cytoplasmic (Fig. 1a and b).
Hepatotoxicity presents in three distinct patterns: cholestatic (alkaline phosphatase (AP) ≥2 × ULN and ratio (ALT/ULN / AP/ULN) ≤2), hepatocellular (ALT ≥3 × ULN and ratio ≥5) and mixed (AP ≥2 × ULN, ALT ≥3 × ULN and ratio between 2 and 5).
In particular, two distinct patterns were observed.
In conclusion, although a study based on known candidate genes for high altitude adaptation can only reveal the involvement or lack of involvement of these genes, it is striking that in the intronic EGLN1 cluster in Kubachians and the rs11549465 SNP in Laks, we find two distinct patterns of high altitude adaptation previously unknown in Daghestani highlanders.
