Sentence examples for As a differentiated from inspiring English sources

In sum, we can say that Korean consumers recognise renewable electricity as a differentiated good but that they do not differentiate between variant renewable technologies.

Therefore, PCD is considered a different phenotype by the Montreal Classification, in which it appears as a differentiated subclassification [5].

First, we find that Korean consumers recognise renewable electricity as a differentiated good from traditional electricity generated from fossil fuels or nuclear energy.

"People seem to see this as a differentiated device, based on what we've done with Motoblur and the way it's been integrated," he told Forbes.

The principal approaches contrasting formal and informal do not recognise the informal as a differentiated process bearing various degrees of diversification; they maintain the equivalence of informality and marginality.

First, it outlines Holocene settlement, land use and forest histories, as a differentiated model against which to apply specific types of investigation, and in conjunction with other archaeological sciences.

One of the protein isoforms, α-actinin 4, was found to be localized also to the nucleus in various cancer cell lines [27], [28], as well as in a differentiated skeletal muscle cell line [29].

Therefore, it would seem that in the majority of cases, C-Ca arise as a differentiated-type tumour in the incipient phase of carcinogenesis.

Mucinous adenocarcinoma is regarded as either a differentiated or undifferentiated type, depending on the predominant components (Japanese Gastric Cancer Association, 2011).

We classified the other cell lines according to tumor cell differentition, as a poorly differentiated JCK, a moderately differentiated Cho-CK, and a well-differentiated Choi-CK cell line [ 34].

As a consequence, a differentiated assessment of PSF + TOF and PSF with regard to varying TBR is required.