Sentence examples for and differentiated from a from inspiring English sources
The tree also suggests that all other human hsp70 genes originated and differentiated from a unique prokaryotic ancestor of uncertain identity.
The study found that stick spiders have evolved and differentiated from a single species on the same island.
The human embryo undergoes many changes in physiology during the first 4 days of life as it develops and differentiates from a fertilized oocyte to the blastocyst stage.
The mammalian sex chromosomes (X and Y chromosomes) differentiated from a pair of autosomes (proto-sex chromosomes) more than 200 million years (myr) ago, before the divergence of monotremes from other mammals [ 1, 2].
This 'physiological jaundice' usually resolves spontaneously, and can be differentiated from a number of pathological conditions (e.g., Rh (D) isoimmunisation, ABO incompatibility) which result in extreme hyperbilirubinaemia [ 3].
Although only particular subsets of MΦ and DC can be differentiated from a monocyte precursor, their capacity to take up, process and present antigen differ significantly.
Only then can a clinical problem be recognised as distinct from normal variation, and a persistent problem be differentiated from a transient one.
Today's dopers try to avoid detection by administering microdoses of enhancers that quickly clear the body, and by using natural versions of growth hormone and erythropoietin that cannot be easily differentiated from an athlete's own onboard supplies.
