Sentence examples for differentiated at from inspiring English sources

According to the definition of tumour cell dedifferentiation in this study, 21 patients (14%) showed both well or moderately differentiated at the surface to the centre and poorly differentiated at the margin in patients with predominantly differentiated histology (n=153).

(Indeed, in 1872 Weierstrass produced the first example of a continuous function that cannot be differentiated at any point a function now known as a nowhere differentiable function).

The cells started to differentiate into adipocytes as early as day 3 and were fully differentiated at day 14 as consistent with increased cell vacuolation of fatty acid observed under the light microscope using Oil O Red staining (Fig. 5a).

In pre-scientific thought the concepts "space" and "time" and "body of reference" are scarcely differentiated at all.

Each cantonal system began to diversify at the lower secondary level and was even further differentiated at the post-compulsory upper secondary level.

In practice the operations of textual and "higher" criticism cannot be rigidly differentiated: at the very outset of his work a critic, faced with variant forms of a text, inevitably employs stylistic and other criteria belonging to the "higher" branch.

These bacteria were differentiated at species level by the different PCR product patterns.

Which, of course, raises the question: what does Talko think it can do here that would be new or differentiated at this point?

The growth behavior of Ag nanostructures is remarkably differentiated at higher annealing temperature (750 °C) due to the sublimation and temperature-dependent characteristic of dewetting process.

erythrophthalmus ( these species were not exactly differentiated at that time), A. brama and A. anguilla were the predominant species in this section of the Rhine.

In the literature, NASH-HCC has been typically described as large and well-differentiated at the time of presentation [ 7].