Sentence examples for pronounced differentiation from inspiring English sources

Expression of an episomal Oct4 transgene in ES cells caused pronounced differentiation by morphological criteria and the lack of alkaline phosphatase activity.

Populations speaking languages of different Austroasiatic branches are well differentiated from each other for mtDNA, with a pronounced differentiation of the Indian Munda which are genetically close to surrounding populations in India (Reddy and Kumar 2008).

In these farms, there was a pronounced differentiation of the fields that held simultaneously constraints of surrounding hedgerows, small size and hydromorphy.

The PCA based on covariance matrix of EcoRI/HpaII data summarized 38% of the total inertia in the two first principal components and showed pronounced differentiation between RS and SM samples.

In general, the TPC curve slowly increases with increasing temperature, tends to reach a maximum at some intermediate temperature and then rapidly decreases with further increase in temperature, but it is obvious that there exists pronounced differentiation in curve shape among individuals due to genetic and environmental effects.

Although this transition does not indicate the loss of reversibility, Ngn3+ cells show a pronounced differentiation bias.

Overall, we found pronounced population differentiation for D. giganteum (Fst = 0.67, P < 0.0001).

This finding is supported by the presence of a pronounced shape differentiation between young juveniles of both species raised in common garden (M. Laporte, unpublished data).

Greater integrated signal intensities (per cell) were observed in the undifferentiated state of SNC A_Tri and the difference (∼2-fold) was even more pronounced after differentiation.

A separate STRUCTURE analysis done for TauL1 (133 accessions) and TauL2 (68 accessions) indicated pronounced genepool differentiation at K = 2 within each lineage (Fig.  2).

Säisä et al. (2010) found pronounced genetic differentiation between zander populations from coastal areas and freshwater lakes in Finland (FST ≥ 0.25) that supports this idea.