Sentence examples for range of differentiation from inspiring English sources

Examples from each genotype showed a range of differentiation between well- and moderately-differentiated HCC without an obvious tendency in the presence of either genotype.

Regulation of Rb is implicated in a broad range of differentiation events, including a general control mechanism preventing differentiated cells from re-entering the cell cycle.

Since there is a range of differentiation within each intrinsic subtype (Fig.  4b), we tested if the least differentiated basal-like/claudin-low tumors were more metastatic than the more differentiated basal-like/claudin-low tumors.

Terminal differentiation-induced ncRNA (TINCR) interacts with a range of differentiation mRNAs (e.g. KRT80) to mediate their stabilization.

The accelerated expression of differentiation markers for all three germ layers resulting from Oct4 knockdown confirms that this method has no detectable adverse effects that limit the range of differentiation.

ES cells must be capable of self-renewal while simultaneously retaining the capacity to commit to a wide range of differentiation lineages.

Then, if the efficiencies are larger after a vertical merger, such type of mergers will be proposed in a larger range of the differentiation ratio.

Interestingly enough, a type A producer proposer will prefer a (V) merger in the whole range of the differentiation ratio, allowing for merger clearings in a larger range either considering CS or SW standards, while a type B producer proposer will prefer a (H) merger which will be never cleared.

NETs, however, have a wide range of cellular differentiation.

Compared with mammals, fishes exhibit a striking plasticity in the sex determination process, and show a wide range of gonad differentiation mechanisms, such as hermaphroditism and gonochorism.

The range of phagocyte differentiation induced by various Mtb strains is a manifestation of the plasticity of the cells and their ability to sense and respond to different microbial agonists and mediators of host immunity [ 43, 44].