Sentence examples similar to capable to be differentiated from inspiring English sources

With regard to ESCs, studies have shown that they are capable of being differentiated into dopaminergic neurons (neurons that transmit or are activated by dopamine), spinal motor neurons, and oligodendrocytes (non-neuronal cells associated with the formation of myelin).

Particularly, neural stem cells, capable of being differentiated into functional neurons, could become a good cell source for the treatment of neurodegenerative diseases [1]-[4].

Nowadays, cheese is also the most diverse group of dairy products with hundreds of varieties that are capable of being differentiated mostly by their type of ripening [ 1].

MSCs isolated from Wharton's jelly are capable of being differentiated into multiple mesodermal cell types, including skeletal muscle and neurons [ 55– 57], and therefore may be valuable for repairing the peripheral nervous system.

And so we need to think about how the sector should be differentiated to meet these different needs".

How can beauty be differentiated from kindness?

It will be differentiated.

They need to be clearly differentiated from minimum regulatory requirements.

Whereas Nokia or BlackBerry phones used to be clearly differentiated, most smartphones now are near-identical black slabs running AOSP.

This was differentiated to give the rate of damage evolution.

Corn-fed were differentiated on appearance but not flavour; organic differentiated on texture, and free range generally similar to conventional breast meat".