Sentence examples for ability to differentiate properly from inspiring English sources

These findings suggest that a-iPSCs lost the ability to differentiate properly.

By "conscience" I mean the innate ability to differentiate right from wrong.

These cells may not be able to differentiate properly, giving raise to aberrant cell types like stress-induced myofibroblasts [5].

Either the clones did not cross the boundary, or they crossed but were unable to differentiate properly and rapidly died.

These lesions represent abnormal arteriovenous connections that failed to differentiate properly into arteriolar, capillary, and venular channels [ 13].

The consequence in both cases may be that neither an embryonic axis nor a scutellum is able to differentiate or to differentiate properly leading to a range of radial-growth-like structures.

Basically, people's ability to differentiate between fact and fiction disrupted our experiment into whether they could differentiate between fact and fiction".

All dog lovers will enjoy the ability to differentiate precisely between one canine character and the next ("stroppy" versus "soppy" is especially good).

Then again, if Edwards still has any chance of winning the nomination, it rests in his ability to differentiate himself as a fighting Southerner.

Operators would thus share costs while retaining the ability to differentiate themselves through exclusive content deals.

Stem cells (SCs) possess the ability to differentiate into cells of various tissues.