Sentence examples for characteristically differentiated from inspiring English sources
Several previous studies have demonstrated that isolated chondrocytes exhibit a characteristically differentiated phenotype for the first few passages in culture (Benya and Shaffer, 1982).
Finally, since medullary carcinomas are characteristically poorly differentiated, and 90% of medullary cases in this study were grade 3 or 4, we did not evaluate tumour grade differences among medullary cases.
Extensive hyphal growth was observed with the characteristically well-differentiated sporangiophores showing the determinate growth and dichotomous branches ending in slender, curved, right-angled branchlets (Fig. 1C).
The appearance of steric layer surrounding the surface of particle not only characteristically confirmed the surface modification but also differentiated surface morphology between naked and surface modified NPs.
There are many examples of asymmetric divisions in biology, but one of the most notable is that of a stem cell, which characteristically produces one daughter that adopts a differentiated fate and another that remains a stem cell and proceeds to proliferate further (Knoblich, 2008).
In addition, SIX2 immunostaining demonstrated enhanced expression in NCAM1+ cells (Fig 2D G, Supporting Information Fig S4) revealing the presence of earlier NCAM1+ SIX2+ characteristically displaying bright nuclei and small cytoplasm and more differentiated NCAM1+ SIX2− cell populations (Fig 2F).
Although PGE1 and R020-1724 induce many differentiated functions in neuroblastoma cells in a similar manner, PGE1 appears to change characteristically the expression of several enzymes.
In addition, adenoviruses characteristically infect a wide range of host cells, including both mitotic-phase cells and nonmitotic-phase terminally differentiated cells.
Characteristically, Mantel provoked controversy.
Chagnon, characteristically, is unrepentant.
