Sentence examples for two differentiated groups from inspiring English sources

Two differentiated groups of cells can be distinguished in the embryo that is now called a blastocyst.

The corresponding H and C NMR spectra indicated that this new compound comprised two differentiated groups of resonances indicative of two separate n-butyl and (DippBDI) ligand environments.

By contrast, some names or groups of names carry information on genetic distinctiveness: for instance Krifla Kehla in the Pre-Rif (cluster B, Figure  4) and the two differentiated groups of traditional varieties in the Atlas Mountains (i.e. landraces corresponding to DC and DW spike types).

Five differentiated groups were identified by this approach.

Although the allele ranges overlap for all the loci, possibly because of size homoplasy, the microsatellite data confirm the occurrence of four differentiated groups.

Analysis of the data in a cumulative frequency graph clearly showed the distribution of wt, ASMko treated and ASMko non-treated mice in three differentiated groups (Supplementary Fig 1C).

Quantitative analysis and hierarchical clustering of the expression patterns revealed two well differentiated groups of transcripts behaving differentially between the two ecotypes.

The two weakly differentiated groups revealed by Structure and PCO also do not correspond to any conspicuous phenotypic characteristics.

SAMOVA analyses in the whole data set recovered two maximally differentiated groups explaining 51.73% of the total variation.

All nuclear loci are essentially concordant in revealing two well differentiated groups of haplotypes, corresponding to the morphologically-defined species R. marina and R. schneideri.

At first, these splitting events are only transient, until after about 3,000 generations a stable situation results, with two ecologically differentiated groups that are, at the same time, reproductively isolated.