Sentence examples for the differing functions from inspiring English sources

Metabolic differences therefore appear to lie at the heart of the differing functions of M1 and M2 macrophages.

Hearts, aortas, tracheae and diaphragms of mutant mice showed no apparent abnormalities, which were different from the phenotype in the mice of LOX deletion (10), indicating the differing functions of LOX and LOXL3.

Perhaps it was telling us that all of the types, the differing functions of people ("judges with prejudice / dissidents and anarchists / policemen deal dirty tricks / to persons unknown") have failed, will fail, are doomed to fail unless they bond together and acknowledge one another.

The differing functions of these proteins are the cause of pathological changes which in turn cause the disease symptoms.

2. Always enlist a savvy coach You might be wondering, "Wow, that sounds a lot like the last tip!" Well, the variance lies in the differing functions of a coach and a mentor.

To permit these differing functions, the NMJ uses an actin- and spectrin-based cytoskeleton both pre- and post-synaptically, where a number of synaptic proteins modify the cytoskeleton dynamically.

The complexity of the human skull can best be understood by recognizing the widely differing functions it performs.

Additionally, in order to assess the contribution of distant positive labels to annotation, we examined the shortest path lengths between proteins with the same and differing functions.

The early response genes fall into different subclasses serving differing functions, therefore parallel or divergent changes in their expression offer insight into specific cellular and molecular processes occurring within individual brain regions.

For the above experiments, ANTP vs. HOXB6 and ABD-B vs. HOXB9, the schemes either provide insufficient resolution (phylogeny) or predict proteins with differing functions to be functionally equivalent (synteny).

Despite their differing functions, the phylogenetic trees suggested that at least two (clade NoPyr), or even all three genomes (clade C. borealis and C. paramaecium) may have evolved in parallel under similar selective constraints or by interacting with each other.