Sentence examples for basis of further differentiation from inspiring English sources

It is obvious that Latin usage must have differed over a wide area, but the differences may have been merely phonetic and lexical variations regional accents and usage not affecting mutual intelligibility; on the other hand, they may have been profound enough to form the basis of further differentiation when administrative unity was lost.

Our findings showing that the pharmacological modulation of DC maturation by Src inhibitors can inhibit Th1 responses without affecting Th17 differentiation could be used as the basis of further investigations aimed at exploiting the potential use of these drugs for the treatment of inflammatory diseases.

On the basis of these preliminary studies, further differentiation experiments were performed in which the growth factors were included prior to, during and after the hypothesized optimal Mixl1 induction window for each growth factor.

To further explore the genetic basis of ecotypic differentiation, a genome scan was performed using 14,708 DArTseq markers to identify "outlier markers" undergoing differential selection between the precocious Lighthouse population (n = 32) and the nearest normal population, Tidal River (n = 30).

No further differentiation of indications occurred.

CD8+ T cells are often subdivided on the basis of their differentiation level, firstly into naïve and activated/memory T cells; the latter subset can be further subdivided in three groups (central memory T cells (TCM), effector memory T cells (TEM) and TEMRA) on the basis of their surface expression of different lymph node homing markers [ 8].

Even the idea of self is subject to further differentiation.

First, OPMPD approach is deduced on the basis of partial differentiation which provides a more explicit scheme.

Finally, the basis of the differentiation must bear a reasonable relation to the object of the statute.

The basis of this differentiation is likely gene duplication, including a very recent one [ 29].

Further differentiation was into 24 taxa, of which two were further subdivided into four taxa.