Sentence examples for stage differentiated from inspiring English sources

Another wrote that "the way he simply walked on stage differentiated him from a mere mortal," and noted that the company has not had a "Nordic beauty" of his type since 1979, when Aleksandr Godunov defected while on tour with the Bolshoi in New York.

However, the permissiveness to Plasmodium infection at the pre-mature oocyst stage differentiated substantially between the exposed lines and the control line.

To confirm the specificity of PDL241 for late stage, differentiated plasmablasts, PBMC were cultured for six days and the expression of CD319 on the CD27+CD38+ plasmablasts was measured.

In the diagnosis of early stage differentiated colorectal cancer, magnifying endoscopy with crystal violet staining is useful for distinguishing between malignant and benign tumors and for predicting the depth of tumor invasion [ 2].

Furthermore, in the diagnosis of early stage differentiated colorectal cancer, magnifying endoscopy with crystal violet staining is useful for distinguishing between malignant and benign tumors and for predicting the depth of invasion [ 2].

Indeed, many B cell precursors and late-stage differentiated B cells (i.e. some plasma blasts/cells) lack CD20 but may express CD19 making them unresponsive to rituximab treatment.

Due to bi-polar expression of CD38 its intermediate expression characterizes early pre-B cells and transitional cells, and its high expression characterizes end-stage differentiated plasma blasts/cells.

The identification of biochemical changes in end-stage differentiated CD8+ T cells can provide new molecular targets in order to preserve the replicative capacity and functionality of CD8+ T cells in old individuals and in models of immune senescence.

This is because they have the full complement of metabolic machinery that is required to maintain an autonomous existence and to reproduce themselves; the human (mammalian) erythrocyte is an end-stage differentiated cell and thus, while relatively simpler, it is still complex.

However, the differences in matrix composition between articular cartilage and NP tissue, together with recent phenotypic profiling studies comparing their native cells, suggest that these outcome measures are insufficient to define the end-stage differentiated cell and that more-detailed analyses are needed.

MRI is preferred to CT for staging differentiated carcinomas because it avoids the use of iodinated contrast agents which interfere with the subsequent use of iodine-131/123 for whole body scintigraphy (WBS) and treatment of residual disease and distant metastases.