Sentence examples for become increasingly differentiated from inspiring English sources
Moreover, because these traits unfold with development and become increasingly differentiated and differentiable, longitudinal data with repeat measures obtained at specific points in development has special value in that it enables examination of the developmental emergence of the phenotype as well as the identification of enduring traits rather than transient states.
As eastern New York wine production continues to evolve, it seems likely that new appellations and sub-appellations will emerge as microclimates along the entire length of the Hudson River Valley are better understood and their wines become increasingly differentiated.
Population development has been concentrated, and areas in large cities become increasingly differentiated.
In the past 20 years, the notion of intervention fidelity has become increasingly differentiated and multilayered.
It is possible that autonomic responses may also become increasingly differentiated with increasing age.
The decrease in correlation as the cells become increasingly differentiated could be an artifact of the CpG subset analysed, though it may also reflect true clonal effects.
The life space becomes increasingly differentiated as experiences accrue.
As agriculture developed, the environment of the field and paddock became increasingly differentiated from that of the natural environments in which plants and animals originally evolved.
Though preliminary, our work suggests that it may be possible to identify gravesoil by an increase in the abundance of copiotrophic taxa relative to oligotrophic taxa.> -wrap-foot>> -wrap-foot> Bacterial communities associated with the decomposing corpses became increasingly differentiated from starting communities over time in the abdominal cavity, gravesoil, and skin sites.
Neural responses are generally thought to become increasingly fractionated and differentiated with increasing age, as cortical specialisation develops (Johnson, 2010).
In other words, the general and diffuse sexuality of the infant becomes increasingly elaborated, differentiated, and specific.
