Sentence examples for differentiate than from inspiring English sources

Overall, single mothers were no more likely to differentiate than ones in couples.

Epiblast cells with NeuroM are more dependent on exogenous factors to differentiate than those with MyoD.

Inspection of the rescued colonies suggests that Oct4λVP2 and Xlpou91λVP2 rendered the cells less likely to spontaneously differentiate than those rescued by wild-type Oct4 or Xlpou91.

Epidermal stem cells cultured on the smallest islands are more likely to differentiate than cells with greater freedom to spread, showing an effect of cell shape on the decision to differentiate [98].

In addition, the frequency of high survivin expression was significantly greater in poorly differentiated than moderately differentiated tumors.

Selection explains a significant share of the differences in employment and childcare but the time allocation of married couples remains more gender differentiated than for cohabiting couples even after "matching" couples to control for selection.

On its side, phloem starts to differentiate later than xylem Figure 5 Differentiation of vascular tissues.

Since western pygmies show a higher level of admixture than eastern pygmies, it can be expected that the former differentiate less than the latter from non-pygmies.

Furthermore, the test was found to be able to reliably differentiate more than three levels of pragmatic comprehension ability (3.34 strata, with a reliability coefficient of.84).

When it comes to deciding between liquid crystal displays (LCDs), plasma or digital light processing (DLP) screens, there's less to differentiate them than in years past.

When companies come out of the downturn, they may have to do more to differentiate themselves than when they went into it.