Sentence examples for differentiated in some from inspiring English sources

For analysis purposes, the intermediately differentiated DCIS cases were subclassified as those cases that were in part well differentiated (well to intermediately differentiated) and those that were in part poorly differentiated (moderately to poorly differentiated) in some areas.

Multiple Hb components are functionally differentiated in some species, but not in others, and are not generally altered by acclimation.

For example, HLA-A2-restricted epitopes were terminally differentiated in some individuals, but not in others, and different HLA-A-restricted epitopes within one individual study subject displayed different maturation phenotypes.

Development is qualitative, and indicates that the cells have differentiated in some manner, whether at the subcellular, cellular, and/or tissue level.

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Their precise affinity within the ginkgophytes remains unresolved, however, we hypothesise that the morphology of the differentiated leaves in some of the fossils (e.g., Ba22, 23, 32, Figure  1B-D), together with the linear shape of the leaf segments, strongly suggests affinities with the genus Baiera.

For neuronal differentiation, the mES cells were differentiated in monolayer.

The tumors were well-differentiated in 34 cases (57%), moderately differentiated in 7 cases (12%) and poorly differentiated in 19 cases (32%).

Histological differentiation included well-differentiated in 1 patient, moderately differentiated in 12 patients, and poorly differentiated in 12 patients.

Some, like the macaque P500, might have further functionally differentiated in humans.

Male and female brains showed few differences in connectivity up to the age of 13, but became more differentiated in 14- to 17-year-olds.