Sentence examples for differentiated from one of from inspiring English sources

We show that multiple types of cells differentiated from one of these clones report Ca2+ signals in response to physiological stimuli.

The observation that cluster R86 isolates share 236 SNPs while the R220 isolates share 303 unique SNPs suggests that these two clusters are largely clonal, and that isolates within the clusters are differentiated from one another by a limited number of SNPs.

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

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.

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

He pinpointed a number of such genes, allowing the investigators to identify more than 60 separate neuronal subtypes, physically differentiated from one another by their gene-activation signatures but comingling in the preBötC like well-stirred spaghetti strands.

The separate parts of the community have a group consciousness and alliance to a meta-group order, although they are typically clearly differentiated from one another.

The viral DNA from one of the well-differentiated specimens was cloned into a cosmid vector.

Although the two populations from BC were significantly differentiated, one of the populations was not different from one of the CA populations.

Cells (M-III) that were selected from one of the carcinomas that arose from the M-II cells predominantly form well differentiated carcinomas in mice.

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).