Sentence examples for differentiated him as from inspiring English sources

But none of Dior's aphorisms differentiated him as radically from Saint Laurent as the following one: "My dream is to save women from nature".

This timepoint was chosen as it has previously been shown to remove both pASCs, their progeny that are no yet fully differentiated as well as possibly short lived differentiated cells [47].

As this play trembles between historical and poetic-mythological worlds (worlds which the Greeks of Aeschylus's time may not have differentiated as sharply as we do) so it seems to flit irresolutely, frustratingly in the imagination.

That is how oaks and maples have differentiated, as well as cats and cows.

The progression rate was prolonged in relatively well differentiated as well as in receptor rich tumours.

Cases described as 'well differentiated' were assigned as grade 1; 'moderately differentiated' as grade 2; 'poorly differentiated and undifferentiated' as grade 3, and 'ungraded (including grade Gx and missing data),' grade unknown.

These polemics are all similar, argues David Buckingham, in that children are not seen as differentiated as TV viewers.

Chromosome X shows the highest levels of FST (0.201) and is almost twice as differentiated as the autosomes (0.125).

I love reading the descriptions of, say, the various Karamazovs, but none of them is as physically differentiated to me as a person I actually know.

Cells once in this layer (now viewed as TA cells) differentiated as in our previous 2D model.

They aren't differentiated enough as they copy existing models too much.