Sentence examples for origin exhibiting from inspiring English sources

Of the 24,897 subjects included in this study, 7,939 were of African origin, exhibiting a lower mean of WBC count (5,510 ± 1,440 cells/mm, P < 0.001) than participants from non-African descent.

The area of origin exhibited a significant bidirectional influence on WN (Table 2).

The gum being different in its nature and origin, exhibited different results from Acacia Nilotica gum powder when used in SCPs.

It is now known that many Quaternary paleovalleys are compound in origin, exhibit considerable stratigraphic complexity, contain multiple incisions, and can be orders of magnitude larger than their putative ancient counterparts.

EmER shared significant amino acid sequence homologies with members of the epidermal growth factor (EGF) receptor family of different phylogenetic origin, exhibited a domain structure which is typical for this group of membrane receptors and contained all catalytically important residues at the corresponding positions.

Spleen grafts of mouse origin exhibited an similar size, 3 months post transplantation of 8.98±2.55 in SCID and 9.12±1.14 SCID Factor VIII KO recipients.

Athletes of African/Afro-Caribbean origin exhibit a significantly higher prevalence of T-wave inversion compared with caucasian's (23% vs 3%).

In both our study and its predecessor, populations with lower altitudes of origin exhibited a higher genetic property for rapid growth.

Finally, Stoeger et al. do not accept one of the most important points of my article: Carbon particles of different origin exhibit large differences in surface toxicity and, therefore, they cannot be used to identify the best dose metric.

Recent immunohistochemical analyses using monoclonal antibodies against the TCRβ, γ and δ subunits have shown that some CD56-positive NKTCL cases are actually γδ T-cell lymphoma and that NKTCL of T-cell origin exhibits a trend for better OS than NKTCL of NK-cell origin.

Additional information on the chromatin organization in relation to ORC at a variety of origins exhibiting different characteristics (e.g. timing, efficiency, chromosomal location) should yield valuable insights into the mechanisms that regulate origin function.