Sentence examples for lack of differentiated from inspiring English sources

Moreover, although submerged cells that have not undergone organotypic differentiation can be exposed directly to complex aerosols such as CS, 9– 12 the nonspecific stress and damage caused by removal of the culture medium and the lack of differentiated features that protect against airborne toxicants (eg, mucociliary or squamous differentiation) cannot be excluded.

In contrast, reconstitution of Smg6∆/∆ ESCs with either the empty vector or NMD-deficient constructs (Δ14-3-3-Smg6 and ΔPIN-Smg6) failed to restore the differentiation capacity of these cells, as judged by the lack of differentiated cells and high levels of stemness markers in their EBs (Fig 4A E).

The prevailing dominance of typical economic risks and the lack of differentiated environmental and social risks point to future research potentials.

Amorphophallus mangelsdorffii is in fact the oddity of all Madagascan species, owing to its deviating growth cycle, short, coiling spathe (Figure 3c), lack of differentiated style, and very small stigmas.

Currently available skin substitutes often suffer from a range of problems that include poor integration (which in many cases is a direct result of inadequate vascularisation), scarring at the graft margins and a complete lack of differentiated structures.

JAM2-MO injection resulted in a similar lack of differentiated melanophores at 1 dpf (Figure 5O) but was characterized by morphologically normal pigmented cells at late 2 dpf that were not organized as well into the striped pattern (Figure 5P) recognizable at this time in the wild-type counterparts (Figure 5L).

The mammary primordial epithelial cells are an immature mammary epithelial cell population and lack markers of differentiated cell types, such as ERα, which is expressed by cells in the luminal ER+ population or SMA which is expressed by myoepithelial cells which comprise the bulk of the basal population [ 37].

Other differences are not universal for all mosses and all liverworts; but the lack of clearly differentiated stem and leaves in thallose species, or in leafy species the presence of deeply lobed or segmented leaves and the presence of leaves arranged in three ranks, all point to the plant being a liverwort.

Other differences are not universal for all mosses and liverworts, but the occurrence of leaves arranged in three ranks, the presence of deep lobes or segmented leaves, or a lack of clearly differentiated stem and leaves all point to the plant being a liverwort.

These results suggest a lack of genetically differentiated populations for both species in Italy.

The lack of a differentiated product or service by most pubs or taverns only makes this worse.