Sentence examples for stark differentiation from inspiring English sources

We explore the limitations of "affect theory" for researching mediatized politics, contending that the stark differentiation of "affect" from "emotion" reifies the rational, autonomous, liberal conception of the subject, and is of limited value for political communications research.

There are many studies that focus on the rapid divergence and species-specificity of male structures and emphasize the lack of stark differentiation in female structures [ 6, 8, 9, 15, 66, 67].

These results are consistent with the stark sexual differentiation of estrogen positive feedback, which is dependent on the postnatal gonadal steroid environment.

Immunocytochemistry demonstrated stark differences in rod differentiation potential, ranging from 10% in 1% FBS to 95% in the best conditions (supplementary material Fig. S1).

Yet Austria under the Hapsburg Empire was still bound by rigid social structures – class differentiations were stark.

The differentiation is starker when one disaggregates the three groups.

In stark contrast, the promotion of cell-cycle exit and cell differentiation in response to combined nitrogen and glucose starvation is reported to require all three subunits of the AMPK complex (Ssp2, Amk2, and Cbs2, alongside CaMKKSsp1 kinase. CaMKKSsp1 is responsible for the activating phosphorylation of AMPKαSsp2 on Thr189.

This is in stark contrast to the narrow concentration range of RA on myogenic differentiation in vitro[ 46].

Consequences of Lsd1 loss are profound, including defects in long-term repopulating hematopoietic stem cell (LT-HSC) self-renewal and stark impairment of LT-HSC as well as mature lineage hematopoietic differentiation.

NF κB has been shown to have important roles in the control of cell growth, differentiation, and apoptosis (Chen et al, 2001; Li and Stark, 2002) and has also been shown to be involved in the initiation and progression of many cancers through its target genes.

Although we demonstrated a stark difference between male and female astrocytic response to estradiol, it was not clear whether this cellular differentiation was due to differences in the sex chromosome complement or to the presence of the Sry transgene with its influence on gonadal development and early sex steroid environment.