The phrase "are particularly differentiated" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing how certain items, concepts, or groups stand out from one another in specific ways.
Example: "In this study, the two species are particularly differentiated by their mating rituals and feeding habits."
Alternatives: "are distinctly different" or "are notably separated".
These results were also well illustrated by box plots (medians were particularly differentiated) (Fig. 8).
We then discuss how utilizing these technologies for studies of hESCs has demonstrated that certain chromatin features, including bivalent promoters, poised enhancers, and unique DNA modification patterns, are particularly pervasive in hESCs compared with differentiated cell types.
While some claim that terminally differentiated T cells are particularly prone to undergo apoptosis and are therefore short-lived, others suggest that they are long-lived, probably due to an intrinsic resistance to apoptosis-inducing stimuli (Spaulding et al., 1999; Effros et al., 2005; Wallace et al., 2011).
YKL-40 levels are particularly high in recurrent cancer states and highly differentiated cancers, which are characterized by high vascularization and a high turnover of extracellular matrix (24).
This further supports our hypothesis that RARs are particularly important for retinoid-mediated autophagy induction in non-terminally differentiated cells.
The links discovered between sexually differentiated locomotor behavior and neuromodulatory signaling in invertebrates are particularly intriguing in this regard.
These shifts to a temporally and environmentally differentiated metabolism, one that arises and functions in context, are particularly evident in nutritional epigenetics.
Furthermore, previously characterized highly differentiated RNAseq loci (Larson et al. 2013a, 2014) cluster within chromosomes and are particularly concentrated on the X chromosome.
Napsin A may be particularly useful in poorly differentiated ADCs, which may lose TTF-1 expression [16,19].
The use of computed tomography (CT) or positron emission tomography-computed tomography (PET-CT) is established in cervical and endometrial tumours for detection of nodal and distant metastases, which may be particularly useful for poorly differentiated NE carcinomas, typically invasive and metastatic.
