Sentence examples for differentiate just as from inspiring English sources

These differences have become increasingly evident as an increasing number of hiPSC lines have been produced: despite the similarity of these lines in terms of pluripotency many groups find the differentiation of hiPSC to cardiomyocytes more challenging than hESC although many hiPSC lines do differentiate just as efficiently as hESC.

According to AUC analysis, using a single miRNA to differentiate HFpEF from HFrEF was just as good as BNP alone.

Religion could differentiate a Roman Catholic from an Orthodox just as effectively as an Orthodox from a Muslim.

Although they are associated with felsic magma, Plinian eruptions can just as well occur at basaltic volcanoes, given that the magma chamber differentiates and has a structure rich in silicon dioxide.

Take political language: the Victorians distinguished between the "deserving" and "undeserving" poor along religious lines; these days politicians differentiate in terms of productivity: "jobseekers", "the hardworking poor", "hardworking families" – busyness has replaced godliness, but the new language is just as unhelpful as the old.

But since the reading "Tom and Bill moved the piano separately" satisfies this principle just as well (many pianos have wheels enabling one person to move them), Levinson's account also fails to differentiate.

They work just as well.

At the same time as the pygidium takes shape, a segment addition zone (SAZ) differentiates just in front of the pygidium and the fourth chaetigerous segment rudiment progressively appears.

One day you will be unable to differentiate yourself from your machines, just as today you cannot differentiate yourself from your bacteria.

Had I experienced a different reaction, I would have needed to point that out in print, just as some critics differentiate between their own first-look reviews, penned in the white heat of a Cannes premiere, and the way the film plays many months later in the cold light of a Soho morning.

Most vulnerable of all, it seems, are male fetuses in the first trimester of pregnancy, just as they are differentiating their sex.