Sentence examples for complex differentiated from inspiring English sources

In such remarkable ways, organisms can be made of cells descended from a single cell, can all contain the same entire genome, and yet can form complex differentiated structures that make the sophisticated ways of life found on earth possible.

On this basis we conclude that the genes encoding the major LHCII trimeric complex differentiated after species divergence.

The present work reveals a much more complex, differentiated relationship thanks to the separate analysis of different functional domains of transcripts.

Comparisons among volvocine algae open the possibility to discover universal rules that characterize the transition from unicellular organisms, such as Chlamydomonas, to complex, differentiated multicellular organisms like Volvox [ 1, 2].

Thus the characteristic Raman band at ~1590 cm-1 from the HER2 IgY-SWNT complex differentiated HER2-expressing SK-BR-3 cells from the receptor-negative MCF-7 cells.

Thus, these findings suggest that the cognitive appraisals made by adolescents are less complex or differentiated than those of adults.

We can easily observe that freight transport operations have become more and more complex and differentiated over the past 30 years.

Still, I'd be surprised to see Apple offer such a potentially complex and differentiated line in a product category that it was reluctant to enter in the first place.

This illustrates that supply chains are increasingly complex and differentiated in their organization, and an ever-increasing number of production steps is interlinked for the production of goods and services delivered to final demand.

Joint institutional mechanisms consist of: (a) a complex of differentiated but interlocking actions (the input to the mechanism); (b the result of the performance of those actions (the output of the mechanism), and; (c) the mechanism itself.

Hence, their ability to form complex, mature differentiated cell types may be restricted.