Sentence examples for more homogeneous pattern from inspiring English sources

Our approach revealed that the ER displayed a much more homogeneous pattern of expression than the PR.

The T1 map of the non-diseased horse showed a more homogeneous pattern across spongiosa and compacta of the PSBs with hardly any signal.

Our study showed that neointimal coverage of stent struts was almost complete with a more homogeneous pattern in ZES at 9 months.

Finally, linear regression was employed to demonstrate a more homogeneous pattern of expression for the ER (R = 0.860) than for the PR (R = 0.681).

Acute hypoxia results in pronounced heterogeneity of the tumour blood flow distribution, whereas chronic hypoxia leads to a more homogeneous pattern with significantly smaller distances between perfused vessels resulting in a better diffusive O2 supply to the cells.

These results underlined a good reproducibility in the production of target replicates, a slightly different distribution of RNA species between tissues with IVT and a more homogeneous pattern between tissues with PCR.

This heterogeneity clearly differs from the more homogeneous patterns seen in TCRγδ+ T-LGL and especially CD4+/TCRαβ+ T-LGL.

Mounting evidence suggests that the heterogeneity of flow in the capillary network is adjusted based on the metabolic needs of the tissue, with flow being redistributed to more homogeneous patterns under metabolic challenge [ 42, 47, 49– 52].

Imaging with 3 T and variable flip angle ultra-thin 3D makes the distinction of vessels easier because of infinite ET leading to normal vessels having a more homogeneous signal pattern.

The asymmetrical orientation of DME on the rotating shafts significantly improved the breakage capability of the reverse-placed elements, allowing a more homogeneous flow pattern of incoming granular material, with efficient layering and liquid exchange between the lumps and un-granulated fines.

Clearly, several underlying evolutionary factors need to be considered in order to understand why different aberrant reticulation patterns, such as a more strongly impressed male secondary reticulation and more shiny females, occur at high altitude in contrast to the more homogeneous reticulation pattern normally observed at lower altitudes [19], [23] [24].