Sentence examples for differentiated distinct from inspiring English sources

Onset age within the North American sample therefore consistently differentiated distinct illness profiles.

The trunk limbs all may be similar, as in the anostracans and the classes Cephalocarida and Remipedia, or they may be differentiated into distinct groups.

Nephron tubule epithelia residents are highly specialized and differentiated, with distinct cuboidal or columnar shapes, and are polarized along their apical basal axis [ 21].

Pilsbry and Cooke [ 42] distinguished the genera Partula and Samoana primarily on male genital characters: the latter being differentiated into distinct epiphallus and penis segments connected by an extension of the penial retractor muscle that is absent in other partulids.

Serologic analyses in these studies would not have differentiated whether distinct strains of hantaviruses were co-circulating or active spillover infection was occurring among sympatric rodents at collection sites.

Thus, we conclude that LL-37-differentiated monocytes, distinct from both osteoclasts and precursor of osteoblasts, are a new type of bone forming cells.

To allow a phenotypic change from a stem cell to a distinct differentiated cell, cell identity must become unstable at some point in differentiation.

By the time Iranian begins to be attested in the 6th century bce, the language is already found differentiated into several distinct languages.

Fore and hind limbs have differentiated and fulfill distinct functions in apes and humans, but not in monkeys.

As a result of the geographical isolation, the Sardinian and Sicilian populations were clearly differentiated, forming two distinct gene-pools.

The goal of this study was to determine the elastic and viscoelastic properties of three primary cell types of mesenchymal lineage (chondrocytes, osteoblasts, and adipocytes) and to test the hypothesis that primary differentiated cells exhibit distinct mechanical properties compared to adult stem cells (adipose-derived or bone marrow-derived mesenchymal stem cells).