Sentence examples for most differentiated of from inspiring English sources

The lavas erupted on 17 and 18 May 2015 were amongst the most differentiated of the historical period, resembling those produced in March 1998 after 5.5 years of quiescence (Vlastélic et al. 2005).

(2015) correspond to the most differentiated of the homeostatic BLPs that we identified.

In the present analysis, however, we found that CFN42 was the most differentiated of the studied samples, had the highest proportion of unique SNPs, and clustered as a divergent independent branch when the strain phylogeny was explored.

First, the fact that the population of B. moranensis had more paralogous loci than the most differentiated population of B. alpina (Cofre de Perote) shows that B. moranensis is more differentiated from B. alpina than what would be inferred from the PCoA or the FST values.

The most differentiated ribs of the neck are clearly bicipital and situated in the middle third of the cervical column (Fig. 2L,M).

A 31-plex SNaPshot assay, named 'Global AIMs Nano', has been developed by reassembling the most differentiated markers of the EUROFORGEN Global AIM-SNP set.

Filaggrin (Unigene Hs.654510) is only expressed in the most differentiated keratinocytes of the epidermis within the so-called granular layer.

The multipotent cell type is the most differentiated type of stem cells [ 3].

Interestingly, most intense staining in E5-expressing raft cultures was seen in the most differentiated layers of the raft epithelium, contrary to normal tissue, condyloma or CIN1, where most intense staining was seen in the bottom layers of the epithelium.

A possible hypothesis of GSEA returning biased results for Mesenchymal is that Mesenchymal is a most differentiated form of GBM (physiologically or genotypically) [ 26] and many genes are differentially expressed in Mesenchymal compared to other subtypes.

We have previously observed that this gene is up-regulated in the most differentiated structures of the mammary gland (lobules type 4) and silenced in breast cancer progression [ 27].