Sentence examples for intensive differentiation from inspiring English sources

Consequently, TPS-treated cells undergo a more intensive differentiation process leading up to AL than TS and PS-treated cells.

Thus, more intensive ATP synthesis by OxPh could explain more intense differentiation of _2 line.

We selected these three particular stages of development, for the following reasons: At F50, the cerebellum and cortex are in an intensive neural differentiation stage [26]; at F100, the neuronal growth spurt takes place and in a 3 month adult brain, there is active myelination and growth of glial cells [27].

Differences in the severity of RLSB-associated effects in maize and Arabidopsis could be related to the more complex, multi-compartmental regulatory interactions required for energy-intensive C4 differentiation, abundant gene expression/protein accumulation, and enhanced photosynthetic capacity [ 5, 11, 82].

According to the predictions that we summarized in a previous paper (Sanchez-Mazas et al. 2005), these features suggest intensive gene flow after differentiation from a highly diversified population.

There was no differentiation of intensive care units in the 20 rural hospitals studied.

Despite the intensive studies of in vitro differentiation of ES cells into other lineages, the hepatic differentiation of ES cells has not been well characterized.

Individual outcomes were assessed at the end of stay in the intensive care unit (ICU) using the differentiation between survivors and non-survivors.

The molecular mechanisms of human MSC regulation and the importance of specific growth factors during the different stages of osteogenic differentiation are subjects of intensive investigation.

Fundamental knowledge of MSC identification, isolation, culture, and differentiation still requires extensive and intensive studies.

The challenge of intensive care medicine is clearly the early differentiation of patients with SIRS from those with sepsis.