Sentence examples for a mark of differentiation from inspiring English sources

"If she had created [handbags] in leather, there probably would have been more sales," says Quick. "But she stuck to her principles, which became a mark of differentiation.

ERK phosphorylation is a mark of mESC differentiation, and suppression of ERK signaling promotes ground-state pluripotency (Nichols et al., 2009).

This time point may be considered a mark of the earliest molecular expression of steroidogenic and differentiation factors before morphologically distinguishable features of sex differentiation [ 5].

The gaggle of chums who support Biggles through his various exploits are allocated extravagant marks of differentiation – Bertie's a toff; Ginger's a naive kid and so on – but these ostentatious distinctions only accentuate their essential interchangeability.

Inhibition of miRNA-193b-365 in BAT SVF results in a marked reduction of BAT differentiation.

This issue is especially important in proteomic studies of the corneal epithelium where several CK's have previously been reported to mark the stages of differentiation from corneal epithelial stem cell to the differentiated cell.

"Right now the big service providers see spam as a point of differentiation," Mr. Everett-Church said.

This type of activity acts as a point of differentiation when applying for jobs.

There is clear evidence of inflammation in Friedreich's autoptic hearts marked by cluster of differentiation 68 (CD68) positive cells (49); CD68 is a marker of microglial activation.

That's a fair amount of differentiation.

The absolute number of LC3-positive activated microglia (marked with cluster of differentiation 11b (CD11B)) in the dorsal white matter also peaked at day 7 (P<0.05, Figures 4a and b).