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SlCLE2, 3, 4, 6, 7, and 14 exhibit a relatively uniform expression among the examined tissues; however, the remaining SlCLEs exhibit a quite differential expression pattern among tissues and organs (Additional file 7 and Figure  3).

Importantly, following fulvestrant treatment, HRGβ1 was converted from a ligand having quite differential effects on cell growth into one that consistently and potently promoted proliferation in all four cell lines examined.

Poincaré showed that dynamic systems described by quite simple differential equations, such as the solar system, can nonetheless yield the most random-looking, chaotic behaviour.

Comparing the data rate with other other operators you can find that data can hit $20 per MB, which is quite some differential.

"We have quite a differential between fair market value and what the stock trades at today," Stern said. .

However, the fact that quite distinct differential effects could be elicited in individual preparations suggests that methodology was not the primary reason for the variability in the relative positions of chronotropic and dromotropic maxima.

We expect levels of BDNF and oxytocin to restore during treatment (potential mediators) while the methylation profile of the BDNF gene (e.g. CpG I and IV) and RNA marker profiles might play a role in the prediction of treatment outcome (prognostic indices) and quite possibly differential treatment outcome (potential moderators).

The paintings he produced as the result of his European travels - paintings that make up the bulk of the present exhibition - are quite different from "Differential". It is by no means clear, in any case, that even Kandinsky was producing fully developed abstractions of this sort at this date - the matter remains an issue of scholarly dispute.

The next two lemmas are quite elementary via differential calculus; see [23, 25].

From the radiological point of view, all these forms are quite similar and differential diagnosis is almost impossible.

Although this type of spatial rearrangement has been extensively described following TCR engagement in cell conjugates and model systems, it is not quite clear whether differential clustering itself impacts the functional response of T cells, prolonging or contributing to extinguishing signalling [34], [35], [36], [37], [38].