Sentence examples for with a differentiation of from inspiring English sources

Inland host race is virulent against B. fusca and the Coast host race is not, which is associated with a differentiation of the virulence gene CrV1 (Gitau et al. 2007, 2010; Branca et al. 2011).

In agreement with this finding, we reproducibly observed a differentiation of colon tumour spheres on exposure to serum-containing conditions.

The same authors reported an synchronous in vitro differentiation of Z. elegans mesophyll cells into TEs with a differentiation rate of up to 60% (Fukuda and Komamine [1980a]) (Table 1).

Populations speaking languages of different Austroasiatic branches are well differentiated from each other for mtDNA, with a pronounced differentiation of the Indian Munda which are genetically close to surrounding populations in India (Reddy and Kumar 2008).

The lack of syncytial phase and early cellularisation in A. ervi egg are correlated with a rapid differentiation of large cells that give the serosa membrane upon hatching.

Overall among-population genetic differentiation was high (ΦPT = 0.186, P < 0.001), with a genetic differentiation of 0.033 (Φ RT ) between production systems (Table 2).

This time course of events is only compatible with a partial differentiation of ductal progenitors toward hepatocytes and not the other way around.

During HIV-1 infection, loss of memory B-cells, together with an altered differentiation of naïve B-cells result in production of low quality antibodies, which may be due to impaired immunoglobulin affinity maturation.

Interestingly, re-expression of MHC I and II molecules in regressive CTVT coincides with an apparent differentiation of tumour cells [ 35].

Human articular chondrocytes are multipotent with a differentiation pattern similar to that of mesenchymal stem cells [ 10, 11].

Also, Eq. (2) could be reconstructed by convolution of h with a differentiation kernel based on a derivative theorem and a convolution theorem.