Sentence examples for substantially less specific from inspiring English sources
Tonegawa found that by impairing the NMDA receptor, specifically by genetically removing the NR1 subunit in the CA1 region, the place fields generated were substantially less specific than those of controls.
A 95% Bayesian credible interval was substantially less specific, estimating sol to be between 5.6 cM and 133.9 cM on chromosome 1.
For CD56 positive cells highest number of specific miRNAs was detected (25), in contrast, the other fractions showed substantially less specific markers: CD14 (3), CD56 (5), CD3 (4) CD39 (1).
Many recently characterized CNV disorders that have been delineated on the basis of array-CGH (comparative genomic hybridization) screening rather than clinical studies have substantially less-specific clinical pictures.
This quantity is sometimes assumed to be a measure of the MR rate, but it is substantially less than the specific respiration rate required to maintain the plant's status quo [eqns (31)].
Here, we demonstrate that the detection of CD8 T-cell responses can discriminate between active tuberculosis and LTBI also in adults, but is substantially less powerful than the Mtb-specific CD4 T-cell response (ie, single TNF-α producing CD4 TNF-α producing
Microglia, the resident CNS-specific tissue macrophages are substantially less effective in initiating T-cell responses and have substantially lower bactericidal function than peripheral pro-inflammatory macrophages and neutrophils.
ASM, which is already known to be directly associated with allele-specific gene expression, was substantially less enriched around sites of ASE.
Differentiation by seller-subjects is substantially less than the theory would predict for the specific framework used.
This is substantially less than proposed by Zhang et al. Most mammalian-specific snoRNA genes found by them reside in intergenic regions rather than in introns.
For lighter damping (i.e., "strong" coupling) the response depends significantly on the specific geometry of each plate: the coupling power is often substantially less than that predicted by traditional SEA theory, which also overpredicts the coupling loss factor.
