Sentence examples for differentiated from one from inspiring English sources

Mao and Deng both advanced the view that the Chinese national character was something easily differentiated from one that might be called Western.

The August drubbing also seemed to undermine the pitch made by many hedge funds that they are differentiated from one another and from the market.

In the pages of this book blacks seem at once utterly different from whites yet not at all differentiated from one another.

We show that 'external' Sierra Nevada populations have lower genetic diversity and are more differentiated from one another than their 'internal' Bay Area counterparts.

Although all 13 rapidly mutating Y-STRs were already multiplexed, no single assay based on single-copy markers allowing at least a portion of close male relatives to be differentiated from one another is available.

When different repABC operons coexisted in the same genome, they were well differentiated from one another.

Their system, they've discovered "produces original memes that cannot on the whole be differentiated from real ones".

In a study based on urinary metabolomics, individuals with IBD could be differentiated from healthy ones.

These results indicate that, although the domesticated silkworms have maintained many genetic variations existing in wild silkworms, they have also clearly genetically differentiated from wild ones.

In the C H first overtone region, lignin-derived aromatic C-H groups can be differentiated from aliphatic ones of different sources (Schwanninger et al. 2011).

This approach not only verifies proper treatment of DNA but also provides an adequate template for the second round of PCR, in which methylated cytosines are differentiated from unmethylated ones by applying methylated CpG dinucleotides specific primers.