Sentence examples for differentiated classes from inspiring English sources

The Times explained: "Indigenous goats, according to the brewers, fall naturally into two rather finely differentiated classes – mascots and talismans.

The objective of 802.11e EDCA and the service differentiated classes of ACs (voice, video, generic data) have been well described in Section 1. Figure 1 shows the priorities of these ACs, from high to low, where AC[3] has the highest one and AC[0] has the lowest one.

Tumor with this morphology are found within the undifferentiated and poorly differentiated classes of NB and are seen most often in cases with MYCN amplified tumors.

We observe a mean haplotype length for all lab vs. wild differentiated classes of SNPs (lab-specific, Fst*lab>wild, Fst*wild>lab) of 653 bp (SD = 801 bp).

Our pilot study also identified one urinary metabolite, hippurate, whose levels differentiated class V LN and FSGS patients.

We recently showed that HDAC inhibitors, which block BMI1, revert primary class 2 uveal melanoma cells to a differentiated class 1 phenotype.

UAS-RNAi transgenes were expressed using GAL4 (Grueber et al. 2003), which drives expression in differentiated class IV da neurons late in embryogenesis and during larval development.

These histological data provide a direct objective measure of nephritis and particularly support the utility of urinary VCAM-1 as a biomarker, since only VCAM-1 was significantly correlated with the activity index and also differentiated class IV LN from the other histological types.

The impact of flow conditions on the toxicity pattern of the polarity-differentiated classes of toxic xenobiotics in the influent and effluent of the STP Trier could however not be fully understood.

In addition, the protein spots were clearly grouped in two well-differentiated classes.

Aside from the commoner-warriors, the macehual class was further differentiated into class levels.