Sentence examples for be undifferentiated from inspiring English sources

When a malignant tumour no longer resembles the tissue of origin, it is said to be undifferentiated, or anaplastic.

This kind of skepticism may be uncritical, rejecting as blindly as others accept; it may be simplistic, seeing things in terms of either/or, black and white, or only black; it may be undifferentiated in nature, with no particular object on which to focus; it may be love of contradiction, compulsive nay-saying, or denial for denial's sake.

In contrast, Fiske [10] claimed that communal relationships observe a "principle of equivalence," meaning that close friends should be undifferentiated and any ranking should be meaningless.

For example, null mutations of the Oct4, Stat3, and Sox2 genes, which are known to be undifferentiated cell makers, are lethal before midgestation in mice [37], [55], [56].

SH-SY5Y cells can either be undifferentiated or differentiated and it has been suggested that there are potential limitations in using the former as a model system in for these studies [26].

To determine the neural capacity of canine ESC lines, we used cell lines from explant (OVC.EX.4, 5, 7) and immunodissected (OVC.ID.20, 21, 23) embryos that we previously showed to be undifferentiated, self-renewing and pluripotent [24].

The cornerstone of Mozi's system was undifferentiated love.

Stem cells are undifferentiated cells with the capacity for differentiation.

The brain is undifferentiated, but we are born with a tilt of interest.

It was the artist Michael Craig-Martin who observed this week that, "most space is undifferentiated.

The product is undifferentiated, and the number of sellers small.