Sentence examples for made between normal from inspiring English sources

Of particular interest are the emerging techniques for genomics and proteomics, which allow profiles of gene expression and protein synthesis to be produced and comparisons to be made between normal and abnormal cells, as well as between cells before and after exposure to medicines or toxic chemicals.

A clear distinction has to be made between "normal" and inappropriate anxiety-related responses.

Looking at PPV allows no distinction to be made between normal, sluggish and hyperdynamic flows, but it provides information on flow heterogeneity within the image.

There were no differences in measurements of AVP made between normal and zoomed views (normal=1.84±0.48, zoomed=1.83±0.38, ICC=0.90; p=0.76; CV=10%; RC=0.39 cm).

Comparisons were then made between normal and neoplastic tissues because we noted that in some instances the adjacent normal ducts expressed less P-Akt (Fig. 5e, broken arrow) compared with the tumour (Fig. 5e, solid arrow).

The classification is made between inactivity, normal activity and hyperactivity.

Comparisons of mRNA expressions of cell cycle genes, made between, 1) normal liver to early HCV and 2) early HCV to advanced HCV, revealed that fifteen (18%) of the 84 cell cycle genes were not detectable in any of the comparative groups, when Ct value greater than 35 was applied as a cutoff for significant expression.

Comparisons were made between cords from normal pregnancies and those complicated by gestational diabetes mellitus and intrauterine growth restriction.

Comparison of respective exposure levels was made between women with normal pregnancies and those with complications.

This is a pragmatic analysis of clinical data so the clinically most useful approach was used and comparisons were made between obese and normal weight women.

A comparison of deactivation is made in between normal deactivation and the deactivation by vanadium impregnation.