Sentence examples for differentiated examples from inspiring English sources

Thereafter in further differentiated examples of stomata radial fibrillar arrays of silica were observed on the periclinal wall where stomatal pore formation takes place.

Most of these closely related species are morphologically and ecologically clearly differentiated (for examples see [ 13]), and several species are narrow endemics restricted to small areas.

The unreliable or low similarity regions are then either excluded from the alignment, or are differentiated, for example, by the use of upper/lower case characters.

Jamaats were so wildly differentiated — for example, Tsovkra, the village of tightrope-walkers, or Kharbuk, the village of dagger makers — that for centuries they had no choice but to trade across linguistic and ethnic barriers.

When similar, but not identical (i.e. containing strains expressing different fimbriae), Pw vaccines were used, circulating isolates are very similar but can still be differentiated, for example at the level of fimbriae expression [12].

In term of genetics, based on currently available samples, Clades B and Clade C are differentiated, for example, the uncorrected Cyt b sequence divergence is 1.9%%.

Yet, in most laboratories such in-depth classification is not routinely performed, because these genera cannot be easily differentiated, for example, histopathologically.

Slow and sudden processes causing changes in slope angle are differentiated, and several examples and illustrations of each are given.

However, until recently, the only widely available methods for investigating the localization of receptors (such as the A3AR) during typical neutrophil behaviours were cell fixation and immunocytochemistry or the overexpression of tagged receptors in model cell lines (for example, differentiated HL60 cells).

There was little staining in the 5 different patient samples that contained foci of well-differentiated adenocarcinoma (2 examples are shown in Figure 5), and increased staining in the three patients with foci of moderately differentiated and the three patients with poorly differentiated adenocarcinomas.

At step one, differentiated cells, for example, fibroblasts are converted to pluripotency and at step two, the ensuing pluripotent cells undergo hepatogenic differentiation.