Sentence examples for among differentiated from inspiring English sources

There could be efficiency losses because the division of all operating system personnel among multiple companies might disrupt engineering units and could result in unnecessary duplication; in addition, particularly in an industry characterized by network effects, rivalry among identical products tends to offer less long-run competition and consumer choice than that among differentiated products.

He quotes a literary theorist, Michel de Certeau, who writes that walking "is a process of appropriation of the topographical system…a special acting-out of the place…it implies relations among differentiated positions".

Membrane proteins (p<0.001) and transporters (p<0.001) are very overrepresented among differentiated genes.

Counting of the positively immunostained neurons showed comparable ratios of the TH+ (<10%) and HB9+ (∼20%) neurons among differentiated cells from H9, TZ1, and YZ1 cell lines (Figure 4F).

An alternative, neutralist, explanation for the overrepresentation of GO terms among differentiated loci is that genes differ in polymorphism rates, and genes with more polymorphism are more likely to have some polymorphisms which are differentiated due to stochastic forces.

The rejection of the novel tumorigenic cell population among differentiated cells in non CsA-treated hosts must be mediated by a part of the immune system which is affected by CsA such as cytotoxic T lymphocytes (CTL).

As the main pathological type of NPC appears to be nonkeratinizing carcinoma, gene expression profile changes have been evaluated among differentiated-type nonkeratinizing NPC cases, which revealed possible molecular subtypes [ 41].

However, the proportion of oligodendrocytes differentiating from hPSCs among the differentiated progeny is generally very low [ 17].

Many transactions in a product supply chain involve quality coordinations among vertically differentiated intermediate commodities.

For example, even among partially differentiated cells that lost lectin-binding (i.e. "lectin-negative" cells), there may be a risk of residual tumorigenic potential.

Historically, the existence of tubular stem cells was greeted with considerable skepticism due to the lack of any histological or expression data that suggested nephrons had unique subsets of cells among the differentiated epithelial populace.