Sentence examples for differentiated body from inspiring English sources

Instead, they are believed to originate from a partially differentiated body that was severely disrupted by one or more impacts during its early history.

As Sharon Krause describes it, "this development involved the 'world diversification' of feminism to a more global, comparative, and differentiated body of work" (Krause 2011, 106).

It illustrates the gravity field of Lutetia assuming it was a differentiated body with a porous crust, a silicate un-molten mantle and a rocky core enriched in iron.

With this, Ganymede became a fully differentiated body.

Ceres's oblateness is consistent with a differentiated body, a rocky core overlain with an icy mantle.

The Moon is a differentiated body: it has a geochemically distinct crust, mantle, and core.

Grosz's insight helps us see the nature of the ethical harm in a dominant, patriarchal meaning system (symbolic order) that inscribes differentiated bodies.

These distributions, in addition to an estimate for the total mass of basaltic material, suggest that Vesta was the predominant contributor to the basaltic asteroid inventory of the Main Belt, however scattered planetesimals from the inner Solar System (a<2.0AU) and other partially/fully differentiated bodies likely contributed to this inventory.

It also indicated that it was possible for the DNA in differentiated somatic (body) cells to revert to an undifferentiated embryonic stage, thereby reestablishing pluripotency the potential of an embryonic cell to grow into any one of the numerous different types of mature body cells that make up a complete organism.

In particular, we infer the presence of basaltic fragments in the vicinity of Asteroid 15 Eunomia, which may be derived from a differentiated parent body in the middle Main Belt (2.5

Therefore, the suitability of the degron-protease-blockade-histone-methylation sensor in detecting the methylation status of H3-K9 was validated in hiPSCs and differentiated embryoid body (EB) cells.