Sentence examples for labelled compared with from inspiring English sources

The WT channel was significantly more labelled compared with the S572,576/AA mutant and rapamycin treatment decreased this labelling, i.e. the result indicates TOR phosphorylates TRPML1 at Ser and Ser.

Due to the high transcription rate of rRNA, nucleoli appear strongly labelled compared with the nucleoplasm (Fig.  5b, control).

Following 7 days CldU and 7 days IdU labeling, 4.3±0.5% of β cells (5500 insulin+ cells counted in duct-ligated pancreas of five mice) were doubly labeled compared with the ≤1.5% reported for neonatal, pregnant or pancreatectomized mice.

Researchers identified a total of 28 studies that compared how people use products with nutritional labels compared with those without a label.

A survey carried out in 2010 by Which?, a British consumer group, found that just a fifth of British shoppers recognised the carbon footprint label, compared with recognition rates of 82% for Fairtrade and 54% for organic labelling.

Raf Simons There was a sense of freedom about his own label compared with the collection that Mr. Simons showed in Milan for Jil Sander, although both were built on the same idea of geometric inserts into graphic clothes.

Some 52% of people agreed to take the survey when faced with the Tommy Hilfiger label, compared with only 13% who saw no logo.In another experiment, volunteers watched one of two videos of the same man being interviewed for a job.

The expression patterns of p16 and Smad4 were determined in a subset of PanINs by immunohistochemistry, and the pattern of labeling compared with that seen in PanINs associated with infiltrating adenocarcinoma of the pancreas as identified in prior studies, and to PanINs associated with pancreatic endocrine tumor.

The same study found that about half of low-income respondents report using labels, compared with 70% of high-income people.

A study published in 2010, for instance, showed that about 65% of whites report using labels, compared with 41% of Mexican Americans and 55% of blacks.

Moreover, numerous EPs exhibited lengthened shapes and faint labeling compared with controls (Fig. 4).