Sentence examples for minor populations from inspiring English sources

For example, expansion of transiently existing or minor populations of gradually committed progenitors will result in the generation of differently populated CCS, which due to their origin from the same "stem cell system" may be equipped with many related features, like expression of differentiation-specific genes, but nevertheless deviate in their biological behavior.

These examples indicate that at disturbed, non-equilibrated process conditions, numerically predominant community members can become inactive whereas numerically minor populations can take over the major part of the job.

The long-term circulation of these γ-2 viruses suggests that minor populations of viruses may be underreported in the national dataset given the long branch lengths and gaps in detections.

Cultivation and PCR-TTGE gave congruent results but cultivation was more efficient for the detection of minor populations whereas PCR-TTGE gave a more complete description of the major populations.

Minor populations of Tibetan Buddhists and tribes like the Soligas, Yeravas, Todas and Siddhis also live in Karnataka.

These minor populations deviate from the largest heterogenous cluster in exhibiting motions along functionally relevant regions.

A minor population of glioblastoma stem-like cells (GSCs) has been implicated in the relapse and resistance of glioblastoma to therapeutic treatments.

Emerging evidence suggests that treatment of cancer cells with kinase inhibitors leads a minor population of cells to undergo a phenotypic switch to a more embryonic-like state.

As of 2007, all major populations of B. brownii, and all but one minor population, are suffering from dieback.

These data indicate mHttex1 oligomers represent a minor population of the total mHttex1 pool.

The second, relatively minor population had a CD11bhiF4/80hi phenotype and also expressed moderate levels of MHCII.