Sentence examples for differentiated by unique from inspiring English sources

The response spectra for the ac1 and ac2 sensillum types can be easily differentiated by unique responses to ammonia (AM) for ac1A and 1,4-diaminobutane (DM) for ac2A.

So by buying it, it helps Samsung develop more differentiated and unique offerings and keep Tachyon's technology out of competitors' hands.

Much like the modern day media disrupters (e.g. ESPN or HBO or CNN), these services can establish new social media networks that are differentiated and unique, protecting them from the inevitable concern that they get squashed by Facebook.

Simulations of non-interacting species under density-dependent regulation therefore embody an extreme version of niche theory whereby each species occupies a unique niche, somehow completely differentiated by resource preferences rather than partially by trade-offs in vital rates.

Innovation is done by unique individuals".

What is meant by "unique environmental factors"?

The presence of semi-synthetic sulfated GAGs in contaminated heparin samples produced a unique spectrum, which was easily differentiated by PCA of the UV spectrum and shown by the cluster analysis (Figure 3D).

This technique is differentiated by the way silica precursor is administered and thus has unique features of reaction and morphological evolution.

Typically these machines are differentiated by d.p.i.

There are two Andersons, differentiated by a middle initial.

First it segments the picture by tracing regions that are differentiated by color.