Sentence examples for low degree of differentiation from inspiring English sources
The narrow range in Si indicates that the subsequently extruded magmas in this area experienced a relatively low degree of differentiation.
This low degree of differentiation among the sub-groups is further substantiated by the clustering pattern obtained from the PCA plot and phylogeny, where all the sub-tribes form a single close cluster.
It proceeds in three stages: the chronic phase in which the number of cells is relatively low and the degree of cellular differentiation is relatively high; the accelerated phase during which the number of cells starts to rise to higher levels and the degree of differentiation declines; and blast crisis, which is characterized by explosive cell growth and a low degree of differentiation.
Tumors of the mesenchymal subtype displayed high frequency of somatic mutations, microsatellite stability, and low degree of differentiation.
Marine fish, such as the Atlantic herring (Clupea harengus), often show a low degree of differentiation over large geographical regions.
This is supported by the relatively low degree of differentiation of the control cells in Figure 1C compared to control cells in Figure 1D.
By groups, the fatty acid receptors had the lowest degree of differentiation.
The study of Satoshi Fujii et al. showed significant correlations between the intensity level of LC3 expression in the peripheral area of the pancreatic cancer and tumor size, predominant differentiation, lowest degree of differentiation and blood vessel infiltration [ 47].
Data from HapMap also demonstrated extended linkage disequilibrium in the region in East Asian and European population, and significantly low degree of genetic differentiation among human populations.
The above ethno-historical information is supported by the low average GST value (2.34%) among Adi which is an indication of the low degree of genetic differentiation among the sub-groups.
The corresponding FST value of 0.02379 indicates a low degree of genetic differentiation, among the studied groups, which might probably be attributed to the recent formation of the different factions from a common ancestral group.
