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Our data suggest that skeletal muscle responds differently from cardiomyocytes to the increased load.

Indeed, once the AZ develops, it responds differently from adjacent tissues to the signals that induce cell separation [ 10].

We have analyzed the data generated from the fitness assay in two ways: i) by comparing each RNAi condition to the empty vector for each strain and ii) by analyzing whether Bristol responds differently from Hawaii to specific RNAi treatments.

DIF occurs when one group of individuals responds differently from another group on a given questionnaire item, even though both groups are equivalent on the underlying construct that is assessed.

The authors suggested that normal hepatocytes down-regulate insulin-signaling proteins in response to the accumulation of liver glycogen caused by DCA and that the initiated cell population, which does not accumulate glycogen and is promoted by DCA treatment, responds differently from normal hepatocytes to the insulin-like effects of DCA.

Those changes may help explain why Europeans respond differently from other people to some diseases and have different susceptibilities to autoimmune disorders.

A new genetic analysis helps explain why Europeans respond differently from other people to some diseases and have different susceptibilities to autoimmune disorders.

Many of them deal with the experience of children who are not, initially at least, preoccupied by race, and when they become aware of it they respond differently from their parents' generation - the novels often focus on that difference and also give the older generation a voice".

In tests for repulsion, both winged and wingless aphids were used since it is known, that winged morphs (migrants) can respond differently from wingless morphs to visual and olfactory stimuli [ 1] due to differences in their sensory systems [ 39].

The end-stopped neurons respond differently from other motion-sensing cells, and this slight differential warps the estimation of where the edges of the spoon are.

New York audiences tend to respond differently from London ones, but it is never clear in advance how this will play out.