Sentence examples for origin homogeneous from inspiring English sources

Pluripotent human stem cells could offer many benefits to this field, especially the perspective of an unlimited supply with human cells of well-defined origin, homogeneous characteristics and relevance to the human situation.

Let (P_{k} {(Phi_{alpha,gamma },0)}) be the horizontal Taylor polynomial of (Phi_{alpha,gamma }) at the origin of homogeneous degree k.

Now let (P_{s} {(Phi_{alpha,gamma },0)} z,0)) be the Taylor polynomial of (Phi_{alpha,gamma } z,0)) at the origin of homogeneous degree s.

All samples used in the present study were from male subjects of French-Canadian origin, a homogeneous population with a well-known founder effect [44].

The diversity of origin of approximately homogeneous Manhattan Americans delighted him; it reminded him of Algeria.

And fourth, the results in this paper can be seen as an additional explanation to those covered in Clemens (2014) as to why the elasticity of migration with respect to GDP per capita at origin is not homogeneous across countries (he finds evidence of an inverse U-shape).

Since the allelic frequency of PTPN22+1858T varies considerably among different populations, for example, within Caucasian populations in Europe it varies from 2 to 3% in the south of Europe to >10% in Scandinavian countries [ 19] it is important to incorporate an appropriately large group of controls with a homogeneous origin.

The dendrite array samples have a lower standard deviation in gene expression compared to the Tissues tissue, which might be due to their more homogeneous origin from mechanical dissection and dispersed cell culture (see plots in Additional file 2: Table S2); therefore the dendritic arrays may have greater power to detect significant species differences.

As we have discussed above, samples of biological origin are often not homogeneous and their MSD does not follow a well-described analytical function.

While primary cultures of normal epithelium cells of proximal origin present a very homogeneous morphology, significant morphological heterogeneity among clear cell RCC cultures were noted.

As the model obtained with the GeneticNetworks package is a system of ordinary differential equations that depend on initial data, we have assumed that, at the end of cleavage cycle 13 and beginning of the 14th, the proteins BCD, TLL and HB of maternal origin have a non homogeneous distribution along the embryo, as shown in Figure 8.