Sentence examples for differentiated as either from inspiring English sources

The centrality graph for Salima in Figure 5b shows that in 2011, CHWs were not only included in the network but were differentiated as either HSAs or CBDAs.

Using the uninfected senescent tumor cells to set FACS gating, Adv-RFP-infected cells can be differentiated as either 'marked' cells (i.e., RFP expression above the uninfected baseline) or as 'unmarked' cells (i.e., RFP expression at or below the baseline).

In this context, the term 'biomass growth' needs to be differentiated as either the cells' proliferation due to cell division or an increase in cell mass not directly linked to an increase in cell number.

As this play trembles between historical and poetic-mythological worlds (worlds which the Greeks of Aeschylus's time may not have differentiated as sharply as we do) so it seems to flit irresolutely, frustratingly in the imagination.

It is now being recognized that tumors are comprised of heterogeneous populations of cells which contain cells with both differentiated as well as stem-like features8,9.

That is how oaks and maples have differentiated, as well as cats and cows.

The progression rate was prolonged in relatively well differentiated as well as in receptor rich tumours.

Gangrene is differentiated as being either dry or moist.

Colorectal cancers are classified histopathologically as either differentiated carcinomas forming tubular or papillary structures or poorly differentiated carcinomas including mucinous adenocarcinoma, in which such structures are inconspicuous.

Well-differentiated GEPNETs are classified as either low or intermediate grade, whereas poorly differentiated GEPNETs are classified as high grade in all cases.

Focal MF and scarring (secondary to infarction) were differentiated, then reported qualitatively as either present or absent.