Sentence examples for more generalized phenomenon from inspiring English sources
To clarify if the 'contactless switch' is tumor related or actually represents a more generalized phenomenon, we repeated the GEP comparison during remission.
A second osteosarcoma cell line, TE-85, was used to determine if chemotherapy sensitivity despite anoikis resistance was unique to SAOS-2 cells or represented a more generalized phenomenon among osteosarcoma.
Expression level dominance is a more generalized phenomenon (without a sequence-specific trigger) and it was found in the diploid F1-hybrid and natural Gossypium allopolyploids in previous microarray-based and RNA-seq studies [ 18, 19, 27].
Despite the specificity of ACPAs to rheumatoid arthritis, however, citrullination is a more generalized phenomenon - with increased citrullination seen in the synovial fluid of inflamed joints affected by spondyloarthropathy [ 4] as well as in inflamed muscle in myositis and [ 8] myelin basic protein in multiple sclerosis [ 9].
Whether this is a characteristic of the individual XL-A used in these measurements or a more generalized phenomenon remains to be determined, but the 9-μm inaccuracy of the XL-A is well within the radial accuracy specifications of 50 μm given by Beckman.
First, we sought to evaluate whether the observation of Orlando et al. (2004) concerning androgenic activity in beef cattle feedlot discharge was an isolated or a more generalized (widespread) phenomenon.
but also some not specific of immune cells, such as peroxisome proliferator-activated receptors and mTOR signalling, as well as glucose and glutathione metabolism, suggesting that T cell aging may be representative of a more generalized aging phenomenon [ 25], with features characteristic also of the MetS.
Place affect, an individual's emotions and feelings for a place, acted as a more generalized or pervasive phenomenon.
Network models detailing other processes not widely implicated in COPD, such as DNA damage and Notch signaling, which are more generalized conserved biological phenomenon, received very few, if any, enhancements during the COPD literature curation phase.
Lastly, to check whether enhanced BA utilization in PP9 is only induced in presence of PA01 and E. coli JM 101 or whether this phenomenon is more generalized and stands true for other bacterial species as well, we monitored BA degradation profile of PP9 in mixed cultures containing a Gram positive bacillus (Lactobacillus sp).
An increased activation of the nociceptive system at central level may be a generalized phenomenon explaining a more severe impairment derived from diffuse muscle-skeletal pain.
