Sentence examples for begins to differentiate from inspiring English sources

The phloem procambium, recognizable by its narrow cells, begins to differentiate in the lower part of the region of elongation.

Before either ectoderm or endoderm begins to differentiate into their future structures, however, a third layer of cells lying between them becomes apparent.

This paper begins to differentiate the major drivers and chronology of erosion and aggradation in the fluvial and fluviokarst landscapes of the southern and central Maya Lowlands.

However, the aim is not to produce humans this way; under the new law, embryos will have to be destroyed at 14 days (the time that the embryo begins to differentiate into cells of different types).

The germ layers form during the process of gastrulation, when the hollow ball of cells that constitutes the blastula begins to differentiate into more-specialized cells that become layered across the developing embryo.

Where TechFuga begins to differentiate itself is with a column of developing news on the right, and tabs along the top which let you view more top news, latest news, and upcoming news.

The former begin to differentiate at neurula stage while the latter start differentiation at early metamorphic larval stage.

"This is one way it's beginning to differentiate from corporate social responsibility and compliance.

The coalition parties will soon begin to differentiate themselves and become more "independent", he said.

It's only after this period that we begin to differentiate (and reward) employees based on their now-proven abilities.

These are the years when children begin to differentiate themselves from their parents and learn to fight their own battles.