Sentence examples for differentiated being from inspiring English sources

Beyond this variable, histologic grade remains one of the most significant prognostic variable, with higher histologic grade (poorly differentiated) being associated with shorter survival.

The viable tumor tissue surrounding the central necrotic zone was poorly differentiated, being mostly IDC grade 3, with several cases of IDC grade 2 [ 6].

Luteinized GCs are considered to be terminally differentiated, being replaced in the midluteal phase of the menstrual cycle by small, luteinized cells originating from the surrounding theca [ 7].

NSCLC grade was expressed as G parameter, universally accepted as a pathological descriptor for cancer: the more the tumour sections resemble the original normal tissue, when observed by pathologist, the lower the grade, ranging from G1 (well differentiated) to G3 (poorly differentiated), being G2 an intermediated form (moderately differentiated).

Most starkly differentiated are the interpretations of Mantel's protagonist.

THE ECONOMIST: How differentiated is this national message between your Labour face and your Tory face?

How differentiated is that?

Moderately and poorly differentiated were also combined [ 13, 14].

Another way the question needs to be differentiated is the meaning of "beneficial to the organism".

Only two susceptible haplotypes, genetically very differentiated, were found, one in US and one in Europe.

mangiferaeindicae diverged only recently, how they became genetically differentiated is quite fascinating.