Sentence examples for phenotypic differentiation from inspiring English sources

Differential neurogenesis, migration, or phenotypic differentiation are other possible mechanisms.

The Western lineage was phenotypically intermediate between the edwardsianus and Central lineages, which showed higher phenotypic differentiation.

Although the house sparrow comprises several phenotypically distinct subspecies, these are virtually identical at neutral genetic markers, suggesting that phenotypic differentiation is of very recent origin [ 17].

Coefficient of variation (CV) and phenotypic differentiation coefficient (VST) were 27.2% and 27.3% respectively.

Cultured human primary osteoblasts reproduce the phenotypic differentiation and maturation of cells in vivo.

We suggest a minimum optimal design (MOD) for common garden studies that target the ecological and evolutionary processes leading to phenotypic differentiation between native and invasive ranges.

Phenotypic differentiation between Campylobacter fetus (C. fetus) subspecies fetus and C. fetus subspecies venerealis is hampered by poor reliability and reproducibility of biochemical assays.

Additionally, current evidence indicates that cytokines and growth factors can strongly influence neural phenotypic differentiation and subsequent neural function.

Phenotypic differentiation (Pst) for forewing size, forewing aspect ratio and basal wing melanization, was significantly larger than genetic differentiation.

In the present study we investigated the "intrinsic" and "extrinsic" hypotheses of phenotypic differentiation using simple multi-agent computer modelling.

Intriguingly, they suggest a stepwise evolutionary pathway in which accelerated phenotypic differentiation has functionally supplanted a primitive signal in regional specification.