Sentence examples for routine differentiation from inspiring English sources

All isolates were differentiated to the level of species by routine differentiation methods.

Routine differentiation of M. bovis is based on a number of phenotypic characteristics and biochemical tests (2 ).

Routine differentiation of diagnostic isolates became feasible with the availability of monoclonal antibodies during the 1980s and the subsequent introduction of molecular epidemiology techniques (7, 13 – 13 ).

Routine differentiation between prostate cancer and BPH is far from clear-cut and on-going research concentrates on the altered microheterogeneity of each PSA glycoform to distinguish between the two conditions [ 47, 48].

This report indicates that routine differentiation within the MTBC is indispensable for understanding the epidemiology of tuberculosis and for determining the prevalence, transmission, and clinical importance of the different members of the complex.

However, in clinical routine this differentiation is usually not relevant, because cysts without inherent solid components, wall-thickening or contrast-enhancement can be safely considered benign.

This illustrates a remarkably fast effect as in usual laboratory routine the differentiation of monocytic THP-1 cells to macrophage-like cells is performed by the exposure to phorbol-12-myristate-13-acetate for 72 h.

This could be explained by the routine supplementary of differentiation inhibitors in the culture medium.

The Clock knockout mESCs exhibited compact clonal morphology without spontaneous differentiation under routine mESC maintenance culture conditions, which was similar to the wild type mESCs (Fig. 2A).

Thus, larger studies are needed to assess the predictive value of routine testing for neuroendocrine differentiation in breast carcinomas.

When cells were plated on Tol-BMP-ST under routine culture conditions, cell differentiation occurred during long term experiments with evidence of the formation of abundant bone-like nodules.