Sentence examples for patterns segregated from inspiring English sources

These patterns segregated the 25 patients into defined sub-groups exhibiting distinct levels of organ dysfunction; moreover, these patient sub-groups, defined within the first 24 h post-injury, persisted with distinct levels of organ damage for several days [33] (Ghuma et al, manuscript in preparation).

It is tempting to speculate that these phenotypic patterns segregate due to specific genetic determinants but further analyses will be required to establish our observations and link them to genetic variation.

In dRecQ4 mutants, the spreads' patterns fall into three major categories (Figure 4A C): normal pattern (Figure 4A), segregated (Figure 4B) and fragmented (Figure 4C) aberrant patterns.

The restriction patterns were segregated into groups A, B, or C. Clones within each group shared one or more bands.

In most cases, when F0 fish (heterozygous for gfp) were outcrossed to wild type fish, GFP-negative and -positive embryos (regardless of their expression patterns) were segregated in an approximately 1 1 ratio.

These patterns may segregate cancer cells from normal tissue of the same origin and serve as a molecular biomarker.

Parasite infection patterns of segregating families deviated stronger from the population mean (Fig. 1, Fig. 2), which might indicate that the higher segregational variance allows escape from the most prevalent parasites representing the population mean.

In the current study, we have attempted to identify gene expression patterns that segregate non-metastatic tumors from MM, further examining thin PCM tumors to document the emergence of the metastatic signature.

Therefore, we subjected all 3′-UTR DNA word frequencies (all words from monomers to hexamers) from each chromosome to PCA, which reduces the dimensionality of data sets and facilitates detection of patterns by segregating observations along linear vectors (principal components or "latent variables").

In wild type cells, over 80% of the cells have normal patterns, with only less than 20% being the mildly abnormal segregated patterns.

Residential housing patterns remain deeply segregated.