Sentence examples for markedly different growth from inspiring English sources

All SSA genes supported yeast growth, albeit with markedly different growth rates indicating significant functional differences among these Hsp70 orthologs (Table 2 and Figure 2).

It should be noted that with the adding of the sulfur powder, the edges of triangular-like flakes became more concave, which is possibly caused by the markedly different growth rate of the S zigzag (S-zz) edges and the W zigzag (W-zz) edges [24].

We show that Hsp70 isoforms (i) supported yeast viability yet with markedly different growth rates, (ii) influenced the propagation and stability of the [PSI+] and [URE3] prions, but iii) did not significantly affect the proteasomal degradation rate of CFTR.

Examined populations of D. pectoralis have been found to display spatially segregated karyotypic variation and to have markedly different growth and maturation rates.

And so, with the intent of engineering cell lines by manipulating the expression of these genes, anchorage-independent and anchorage-dependent HeLa cells, displaying markedly different growth characteristics, were analyzed using DNA microarrays.

Evidence that the CCKAR locus is associated with growth and body size and that the genetic differences are not due to recent events came from the clear correlation between the frequency of the high-growth alleles at the CCKAR locus and the body weight at 10 wk of age in strains of chicken with markedly different growth rates.

In general, trajectories rose quite steeply in pulmonary patients from the outset, markedly different than growth function(s) in healthy controls.

Consequently, proton generation profile during anaerobic growth will be markedly different from aerobic growth in similar conditions.

Over-expression of AtCHR23 gives Arabidopsis a phenotype that is markedly different from the growth arrest phenotype observed upon over-expression of AtCHR12, the paralog of AtCHR23, in response to abiotic stress.

Different areas in the mandible, however, have different growth mechanisms differing markedly from each other.

Our results with low passage primary cultures of fetal and adult fibroblasts showed no difference in the basal motility of these cells, but demonstrated a markedly different response to the fibrogenic growth factors PDGF and EGF.