Sentence examples for more homogeneous response from inspiring English sources
However another recent single-cell study of the V. harveyi QS pathway found a more homogeneous response to autoinducer [20].
The concentration of genes in fewer clusters than in the previous GRO study on the oxidative stress response [4], demonstrates that S. cerevisiae cells display a more homogeneous response for heat stress than for oxidative stress.
However, a larger increase in antibody is required to give a similar increase in efficacy in a vaccine that has a highly diverse immune response compared to a more homogeneous response.
In contrast, within an islet, cell-to-cell communication leads to glucose inducing a more homogeneous response.
Speculatively, an implementation of imaging to select candidates with large infarcts for cell therapy in future clinical trials may contribute to achieving better results and more homogeneous response.
In asymptomatic obese subjects the gastric antisecretory response to a single dose of rabeprazole and omeprazole was strong and not significantly different between drugs despite a significantly more homogeneous response with rabeprazole.
It may succeed damage redistribution inside the core throughout loading and make the core again more uniform and more homogeneous in response, thus maximizing energy dissipation.
Further, histological staining results suggested a more homogeneous differentiation response in the ASCs expanded on the DAT microcarriers as compared to either Cultispher-S microcarriers or tissue culture polystyrene.
Such cell-to-cell coupling leads to coordination between beta cells with more homogeneous cellular responses as measured by NAD(P H activity [ 13] and cell calcium signals [ 14, 15].
On the other hand, if our intervention is an anticoagulant then clearly the response we want to look at is whether there is evidence of a coagulopathy that might stratify that patient into a more homogeneous population with response to therapy we're going to give.
To note, the LD-mediated decline of GABA was clearly more homogeneous than the DBS response (see Figure 4).
