Sentence examples for proposed differences in from inspiring English sources

Moreover, they might be explained by the proposed differences in pathogenic mechanisms of IFG and IGT.

The difference in frequency of LGT is consistent with the proposed differences in selective constraints which results in rejection of most such transfers in a certain subset of the informational genes.

In principle, all genes that we found differentially expressed or differentially regulated between the two mouse strains are candidates for the explanation of the differential response to some stressors, reflecting the previously proposed differences in corticosteroid signalling [ 32].

However, we also recognize that the human and great ape gut microbiomes, whose composition are influenced by the diets of these species and other environmental interactions [ 66, 67], could also contribute to the proposed differences in hindgut fermentation activity.

Newly proposed differences in genetic pathways that cause cancer in humans and mice invigorated the ongoing discussion about the legitimacy of the murine system to model the human disease.

Furthermore, it is unclear how the observed asymmetric subcellular distributions of Ft and Ds are related to the proposed differences in binding affinities between neighbouring cells and across the tissue.

As part of this methodological approach, we propose difference-in-differences Content Overlay Maps ("maps of science") as a means to evaluate how program participants change their research focus over time relative to their national peers.

As a consequence of the proposed difference in the mutational spectrum in CSC and differentiated cells of the two models, we sought to investigate this by mutational profiling of the different cancer cell populations.

(1) Total Si concentrations of all tissues, including the connective tissues, are lower than previously reported [25], although the 4 5 fold proposed difference in Si concentration, between the connective and non-connective tissues of adult rats, was observed here.

If this hypothesis were true, then the proposed difference in competence might be manifested as a difference in the ability of cells to maintain plasmids containing only the ARS1 N region or the ARS1 S region in the same context relative to the 3′ URA3 sequences as plasmid pN&S.

The segmented assimilation theory proposes differences in socioeconomic adaptation depending on the individual or group characteristics.