Sentence examples for indicate remarkable differences from inspiring English sources
The results of this comparative analysis, however, clearly indicate remarkable differences in the regulation of sterol pathways in the two yeasts in a reduced oxygen environment.
Regarding clinical and therapeutical consequences, especially the discrimination between FA and PTC-FV and FA vs FTC, respectively, the miRNA expression analysis also failed to be of diagnostic value, although highly significant mean ΔCt values and consecutively fold changes up to approximately 21 (for 146b) between PTC-FV and FA indicate remarkable differences.
The observations by SEM indicated remarkable differences both in the structure and dimension of the pores between intact and atelocollagen sponges.
Microbial species show remarkable differences in their metabolic switching strategies.
It has been estimated that [ 2] one-third of the world's population is infected with tubercle bacilli whilst only 10% of people infected with Mycobacterium tuberculosis become TB patients, indicating remarkable individual differences which may be related to nutrition, constitution [ 3], specific and non-specific resistance [ 4, 5] and genetic susceptibility [ 6, 7].
In our study, HCV RNA in gt-1 and gt-2 MCG patients never exceeded 6,000 IU and 26,000 IU per picogram Cp, respectively, indicating a remarkable differences between viral gts.
These criteria indicate a remarkable difference between the international and national level athletes in the present study.
BET analysis indicated remarkable surface area of SAPO-34-U40.
The figure indicates remarkable consistency in exposure to psychotropic medicines during the study period.
One hundred and seven clones were identified from 218 clinical isolates indicating remarkable clonal diversity.
The analysis carried out here clearly indicates a remarkable difference between proteins forming amyloid deposits in human pathologies (or intracellular inclusions with related structural characteristics) and proteins forming deposits of a different nature in human diseases.
