Sentence examples for differentiated enough from inspiring English sources

"I don't know if it's differentiated enough to get my attention to say it's really unique and I've got to have it".

But he described the work in general terms: The team took spinal-cord cells, from adults animals, that had matured to the progenitor stage -- developed, or differentiated, enough to belong generally to the spinal cord but not enough to be assigned to any specific part of the cord.

Sound differentiated enough?

They aren't differentiated enough as they copy existing models too much.

Meaning that when products are differentiated enough a (H) merger may lead to reductions in composite good prices.

It's on Microsoft now to build a browser that is differentiated enough to get people to give it another shot.  .  .

The highest level of Social Welfare, which is a function of the degree differentiation, is attained as follows: (i) through a (V) merger if composite goods are enough differentiated; (ii) or not clearing any type of merger otherwise.

We further computed other models, which the theoretical bases are not yet well enough differentiated for.

We make two extra assumptions that are common in literature to guarantee enough differentiated consumers and a covered market respectively: (overline{theta } ge 2 underline{theta }).

Our ES cybrids had 40% residual COX activity, but it was not possible to obtain enough differentiated neurons to perform respiratory chain enzymology in them, so we do not know the level of COX impairment in the differentiated neurons.

It is possible for stem cells derived from retinal ciliary epithelium to be well-differentiated and mature enough to replace dead retinal neurons when surgically transplanted[ 13- 15].