Sentence examples for be differentiated by a from inspiring English sources

Hence, if being were a genus, it would have to be differentiated by a differentia that fell outside of it.

Especially in the hen, the breed is very similar in appearance to the Rhode Island Red, although can be differentiated by a bar of slate color on the back feathers close to the body; the body is also much more compact, with a short, yet broad, back.

It is suggested that the Glu-D3 alleles should be differentiated by a combination of primers [ 49- 51].

Grapevine genes (two or more) at the same phylogenetic distance from a single homolog in Arabidopsis should be differentiated by a number.

Some strong and weak [ CHI+PM] variants distinguished on the basis of color could not be differentiated by a change in the size of sub-particles, but did differ in the amount of sub-particles present.

After the first two years, the microbiota becomes more stable, although a stable endogen flora could be differentiated by a transient one, which is, on the contrary, more sensitive to external stimuli, as the gut mucosa is the first line of communication with exogenous agents [ 9, 10].

Jaffer responded that Vungle takes "all competition seriously," but he argued that it's differentiated by a focus on delivering "high-value users" to advertisers.

The Malaysian race was the first at which the tyre compounds used on the cars were differentiated by a white stripe painted in the tyre treads.

Two flying squirrel isolates from the United States were differentiated by a single nucleotide substitution at position 480 in rp028.

Metabolites were also assigned to compartments based on which compartment they were in while participating in enzymatic reactions; these are differentiated by a small m (mitochondria) or c (chloroplast) following the metabolite abbreviation.

The case definitions were differentiated by: (a) source of data, (b) number of records with the relevant diagnosis code(s), (c) type of diagnosis in hospital data, (d) presence of service codes in physician billing claims, and (e) duration of the fracture-free period.