Sentence examples for are still differentiated from inspiring English sources

In most dialects, however, three genders (masculine, feminine, neuter) are still differentiated.

Some ragas define the same set of music notes (swara) but are still differentiated by some other features like the order of appearance of swara, melodic punctuation, accent, intonation, and melodic phrases.

Her4 is also known to be mostly expressed in tumour tissues which are still more differentiated [ 45], supporting our hypothesis.

It can be seen that at the end of SES, the ascending phase becomes more fused, whereas at the end of SDSS the peaks are still well differentiated.

Are those programs, while they are still executing identical steps (ie before they have become differentiated due to random choices or different experiences), the same person or many different people?

In the course of DNA elimination all repressive markers are lost, probably by selective degradation of the banded regions of the polytene chromosomes, while the 'active' markers stay associated with MDSs and are still found in the mature differentiated macronucleus.

The molecular mechanisms leading to a fully differentiated thyrocite are still object of intense study even if it is well known that thyroglobulin, thyroperoxidase, NIS and TSHr are the marker genes of thyroid differentiation.

Thus, all components necessary for centrosomal nucleation are still present in the cytoplasm of differentiated cells.

However, the involvement of histone methylation in the fate determination of mammalian hair cells and the effects of H3K9me2 in terminally differentiated hair cells are still poorly understood.

It is interesting to note that despite the variation included within each life stage (e.g., multiple embryonic stages, different larval instars) and the very small sample sizes, life stages were still strongly differentiated in terms of gene expression.

However, NECs are still a heterogeneous cell population containing a few differentiated cells.