Significats de distinct subset en anglès

These findings suggest that IBC tumours constitute a distinct subset with a specific pathogenesis.

Here we characterize B5-I neurons and show that they belong to a neurochemically distinct subset.

However, the T cells at the sites of inflammation appear to be a phenotypically distinct subset.

These findings provide the basis for examination of what may be a previously unrecognized biologically distinct subset of patients.

For this distinct subset of patients with a BSIP, these data justify close imaging follow-up, rather than surgical excision.

Together, these findings suggest that a distinct subset of NRGs participates in the signaling network that directs embryo implantation.

The purpose of this study is to investigate whether these are consistent abnormalities among IMTs or represent a distinct subset.

Overall, our study provides insights into a distinct subset of airway-associated pulmonary macrophages that function to maintain immune and tissue homeostasis.

A distinct subset of WW domain residues principally influences thermodynamic stability by forming hydrogen bonds and hydrophobic interactions that stabilize the native state.

Plaques from symptomatic patients were characterized by a distinct subset of CD4+ T cells and by T cells that were activated and differentiated.

Patients with an isolated interstitial deletion of chromosome 5q31 represent a distinct subset who may derive particular benefit from immunomodulatory drugs.

They form distinct subsets that differ in their TCR repertoires and tissue distribution.

We tested these alternatives by comparing responses of molecularly distinct subsets of mouse RGCs to axotomy.

Dendritic cells capable of influencing immunity exist as functionally distinct subsets, T cell-tolerizing and T cell-immunizing subsets.

The classifiers were tuned and evaluated according to their performance on 2 distinct subsets of the curves.

A similar transcriptional mechanism may explain how neurotrophins and growth factors induce distinct subsets of delayed response genes.