Sentence examples for differentiated from the native from inspiring English sources

After the Tudor invasions and particularly after the forced settlements, or plantations, of the early 17th century, English and Scottish elements were further differentiated from the native Irish by their Protestant faith.

Both benign and malignant lymph nodes will show an increased but variable SI on high b-value images and cannot be differentiated using the native images alone.

Biofilm was clearly differentiated from any native animal tissue that grew on the surface of the IM nail.

It should also be noted that while genetic analysis is consistent with a predominantly C. aestuarii origin of the nuclear genomes of Japanese green crabs, that population remains well differentiated from sampled native sources (e.g. Figure 2).

However, primary hepatocytes taken directly from a patient or animal are notoriously difficult to culture, with a rapid loss of differentiated phenotype occurring almost instantly after removal from the native tissue.

Although the Japanese Carcinus population is differentiated from all sampled native populations, nuclear microsatellite data suggest a strong affinity with native C. aestuarii (Figure 3).

The ensemble includes mostly translations from the native state.

Bernstein's behavior is differentiated from the traditional male-on-male greeting habits of the Jews, the Latin Americans, and the French.

These are differentiated from the video infographics because these are not video files.

In order to gain your customers' attention, it is important to stand differentiated from the rest.

Customization is also becoming standard so just because you ask for help doesn't mean you're not going to be differentiated from the crowd.