Sentence examples for As differentiated from inspiring English sources

The telson of the new specimen of Spinosculda ehrlichi is bifurcate, as for the older known stages, but not as differentiated as in the later stages.

Differentiation marker-positive cells were scored as differentiated non-GSCs and differentiation marker-negative cells as putative GSCs.

These polemics are all similar, argues David Buckingham, in that children are not seen as differentiated as TV viewers.

"We think we have as differentiated and attractive a proposition in the US as we have in continental Europe and the British Isles.

We need to explore alternative models of observation such as differentiated observation, peer observation, lesson study and what I refer to as the "catchphrase model" of observation.

Persona, in psychology, the personality that an individual projects to others, as differentiated from the authentic self.

By using gendered tools and techniques such as differentiated curriculum designed just for men, women or for mixed groups, implementers can develop an understanding of the unique gender dynamics for each project.

Smelting, as differentiated from melting, was the first metallurgical operation and is still the principal method of gaining metals from their ores.

First, consider what is meant by human right, as differentiated from civil right or privilege.

Cells with processes longer than 1.5 cell bodies are considered as differentiated cells.

Cells with neurite processes longer than 1.5 cell bodies were counted as differentiated cells (Fig. 2B).