Sentence examples for Become differentiated from inspiring English sources

Flowers represent modified shoots that have become differentiated for reproduction.

The cells of the myotome are elongated in a longitudinal direction and become differentiated as muscle fibres.

Are those programs, while they are still executing identical steps (ie before they have become differentiated due to random choices or different experiences), the same person or many different people?

And comparing the DNA from cells within an individual can show how tissues develop and become differentiated from one another, and what goes wrong in diseases like cancer.Even before cheap sequencing became available, huge databases were being built up.

They contain stem cells, which persist indefinitely, and a much larger number of "transit amplifying cells," which arise from the stem cells and divide a finite number of times until they become differentiated.

The extensive use of loans by governments became possible only after the ruler had become differentiated from the state and after the fact of the continuity of the state had been separated from the persons of the rulers.

Then, the problem of shadow detection becomes differentiating the moving objects and the moving shadows.

All of this already established discussion around positioning begs the question, "Why damn investors for differentiating and branding themselves, if everyone else is already doing it?" Well, the entrepreneurial "Change or Die" becomes "Innovate or Die" which becomes "Differentiate or Die" as competitors crop up.

Similar to stem cells, these are destined to become, or "differentiate" into, hormone-producing cells as the animal matures.

Mammalian cardiomyocytes become terminally-differentiated during the early post-natal period and individual cells grow as the organism grows, a process that may be defined as "eutrophy" [1].

Mammalian cardiac myocytes (the contractile cells of the heart) become terminally-differentiated shortly after birth.