Sentence examples for original differentiation from inspiring English sources

Larval cells isolated by our method show developmental-stage specific morphologies for at least 72 hours, indicating that they at least partially maintain their original differentiation state and do not terminally differentiate within this period of time.

After incubation for 2 h, the medium was removed and washed with 1 × PBS, and replaced with the original differentiation medium.

In addition, the different vegetation classes are likely to respond differently to those environmental parameters that gave rise to the original differentiation of the vegetation types.

In other words, forward and backward pathways are very different, thus explaining why the system is unable to retrace its original differentiation pathway when the process is reversed.

Therefore, a future challenge is to determine how the amount of PTF1A protein is reduced, and in the longer term, to explore if it is possible to reverse cancer progression by forcing cancer cells back into their original differentiation state.

For the visualisation of differentiation variables in CCA result, the biplot values of differentiation variables (arrows in triplots) are calculated as weighted correlation coefficients (regression coefficients) of original differentiation variables Z and the new co-ordinate axes, or more precisely, the LC scores, [ 45, 46].

Therefore the ethnic-related structure of ADH1B might not always be caused by the original differentiations of the ethnic phyla.

The original loss differentiation scheme [7] may wrongly classify the cause of packet losses on handover due to a large difference of minimum RTT between a fast link and a slow link.

Therefore, the high frequency of ADH1B*47His in TK and AU may have resulted from the original population differentiation, while that in SN may have resulted from the positive selection.

Dahlin and Beabout (1971) reported the term 'dedifferentiation', which is the progression of cells towards a less differentiated state with no longer the original line of differentiation.

The term 'dedifferentiation' has been reported as a progression of cells towards a less differentiated state with no longer the original line of differentiation (Dahlin and Beabout, 1971).