Sentence examples for appropriately differentiate from inspiring English sources

Results suggest that the urban classes appropriately differentiate areas along the urban gradient.

In order to improve functional recovery after transplantation, it is important that transplanted neural precursor cells appropriately differentiate into cell lineages required for spinal cord regeneration.

Also, several multi-storey dual-system TBMRFs are analyzed and the results are utilized to set up an analytical model which can appropriately differentiate and evaluate the load carrying contribution of brace and frame elements.

Furthermore, demonstrating that stem or progenitor cells will appropriately differentiate in response to such biophysical cues might also be considered as an additional functional assay for evaluating their therapeutic potential.

The FE model demonstrated sufficient sensitivity to appropriately differentiate kinematic changes due to subtle changes in implant design, and served as a useful pre-clinical design-phase tool to improve implant kinematics.

In one study, POCUS and the history and physical examination were able to appropriately differentiate toxic synovitis from septic arthritis and osteomyelitis in all five children [240].

Of course, such a separation of powers also could have been achieved through a "mixed constitution"—that is, one in which power is shared by, and governing functions appropriately differentiated between, a monarch, a hereditary chamber, and an elected assembly; this was in fact the system of government in Great Britain at the time of the American Revolution.

However, superimposed on this specification 'blueprint', it is also possible to conceptualise a more subtle rheostatic control from nutrients or hormones to amplify or restrain the numbers of cells appropriately differentiating to a particular fate.

In Model 2 the latent (concept) level correlations ranged between 0.082 and 0.735, and in Model 3 from 0.398 to 0.615, providing evidence that the items appropriately differentiated between the intended conceptual dimensions.

We speculated that blood progenitor cells in TERT-deficient animals may not differentiate appropriately into normal mature erythrocytes.

Finally, we assessed the ability of emNCSCs to migrate in vivo, incorporate into NC derivatives and differentiate appropriately.