Sentence examples similar to differentiated existence from inspiring English sources
The pathological absence of a discriminatory or selective attachment needs to be differentiated from the existence of attachments with either typical or somewhat atypical behavior patterns, known as styles or patterns.
Also foreign direct investments show the existence of differentiated internationalisation patterns and outward/inward balances.
The central oceanographic region, where the environmental conditions were more variable, showed the poorer and less differentiated flora, suggesting the existence of a divergent boundary between the Atlantic and the Mediterranean Sea.
The heterogeneity in cloud computing is simply the existence of differentiated hardware, architectures, infrastructure, and technology used by cloud providers.
But an alternative is to claim that an object has only as many temporal parts as it has genuinely differentiated periods in its existence; this is a mixed view, because changing objects will have temporal parts, while unchanging objects and temporal parts will persist without having temporal parts of their own.
Recent studies have also indicated its existence in differentiated cells [26], [29].
In particular, the observation that lineage-specific genes repressed in ES cells by Polycomb-mediated H3-K27 trimethylation (H3-K27me3) are demethylated and derepressed in differentiated cells posited the existence of a specific H3-K27 demethylase.
Therefore these fossil akinetes document the existence of differentiated cyanobacteria 2.00 billion years ago.
The congruence of these three types of unlinked molecular markers strongly supports the existence of differentiated genetic pools in this limited area.
ALAD alleles are differentiated based on the existence of a MSPI endonuclease restriction site specific to the ALAD-2 derived ALAD-2 derivede chain reaction) fragment, which yields a diagnostic restriction band.
