Sentence examples for differentiated from both from inspiring English sources

Genetically, however, Baird's Junco is well differentiated from both Yellow-eyed and Dark-eyed juncos, and its song also is clearly distinguishable from songs of other juncos.

The species is most similar in appearance to G. arenophilus and G. fulgens, but can be differentiated from both morphologically.

Neurons differentiated from both H9 and TZ1 cells in the basic condition without exogenous morphogens had a similar ability to fire action potentials (APs) in response to depolarizing current pulses (Figure 5A).

Treatment with FGF8 induced expression of the midbrain marker EN1 at day 17 (the d17F lane in Figure 3B) in the NE cells differentiated from both hiPSC and hESC groups.

This cluster was also clearly differentiated from both France and Algeria.

As evident in Author response image 1, the iNC terminals can clearly be differentiated from both Lugaro and Golgi terminals.

The red group of Asiatic samples (Fig.  3B) appears differentiated from Europe both by cpDNA sequences (cluster 2, Fig.  2) and nuclear AFLPs (cluster 2, Fig.  3A and B).

Figure  11b shows that PL is not differentiated from IL; both are lightly myelinated.

Addressing such differentiated services both from a customer and a provider point of view has lead to the Cumulus Pricing Scheme (CPS) framework as established recently.

Cardiomyocytes were differentiated from hiPSCs by both the classical EB method and by co-culture with END2 cells (Yokoo et al. 2009; Zhang et al. 2009; Zwi et al. 2009; Freund et al. 2010).

In contract, the two-sided MADe method intends to select sample-level differentiated genes from both directions of changes (e.g., pooled highly expressed genes and lowly expressed genes together) in each sample.