Sentence examples for recurrent differences from inspiring English sources

To further explore the relevance in glioma for these recurrent differences between GNS and NS cell transcriptomes, we integrated clinical information with tumor expression data.

Note that approximately 57% (3446 out of 6011 CpGs identified in Figure  3B) of the CpGs that showed recurrent differences between Y-iPSCs and T-iPSCs did not fall into Class I or IV.

Although the 1 Mb resolution of the BAC platform limits sensitivity for focal changes, the aCGH data is a sound representation of our tumor groups and can be used to find recurrent differences between tumor groups.

The recurrent difference equations from the discretization of continuous differential equation models is one of the direct and frequently-used modeling approaches.

Non-recurrent differences in copy number at specific loci (that is, 1p11.23-p11.22, 1q31.1-q41, 3q13.11, 8p11.23-p11.22 and 12q12) between samples before and after 3 months of letrozole therapy were observed in 6 of 19 studied cases.

In our case we employed the finite-site Hasegawa, Kishino and Yano model (1985), which allows for recurrent mutations, differences in nucleotide frequencies and a transition/transversion bias.

The genotype of mostly recurrent infections differed from that at day 0 while fewer differences were seen between the recurrent infections.

However, for both primary and recurrent tumors, significant differences in median 3-year OS were observed when a RECIST cut-off of 50% was used.

However, for both primary and recurrent tumors, significant differences in median 3-year OS were observed when a RECIST cut-off of 50% was used (P = 0.002 and P = 0.03, respectively) (Figs.  1 and 2).

If they were added to the cases of recurrent bleeding the difference between the two groups would be reduced.

As a consequence of this difference, recurrent indels also occurred more frequently in UTRs than coding regions (31,438 vs 1337; Figure 4 source data 3).