Sentence examples for differentiated individuals from inspiring English sources

Under this evolutionary regime, ecologically differentiated individuals are not genetically differentiated at the vast majority of polymorphic loci.

Most shooters are populated with hundreds of characters cloned from three or four originals, but Elite Force presents a large number of clearly differentiated individuals.

I look back, you see, at all those many years of clearly differentiated individuals presenting their work with great flair and panache, yet in my brain they've congealed into one enormous green blur.

A dichotomous covariate differentiated individuals in families with poor or insufficient resources from those with very good or good resources.

The variables that best differentiated individuals with low distress/high impairment from the high impairment/distress group were as follows: being more likely to be male (OR, 2.05; 95% CI, 1.29 to 3.22) and less likely to use nicotine, alcohol or cannabis (OR for poly-substance use, 0.61; 95% CI, 0.44 to 0.83).

At 1 year postinjury, the groups could be differentiated: individuals in violence-related TBI had higher unemployment rates and lower CIQ scores; persons in vehicular crashes reported the best functional and psychosocial outcomes; and individuals in the falls and other groups had outcomes lying between the vehicular and violence groups.

By opening up these markets and allowing people to now be priced in larger pools or on a differentiated, individual basis (depending on their risk profile), costs can decrease and therefore consumers should in theory win.

But if it is, for example, a right unique to the members of an indigenous minority to fish in certain waters and if that right is vested in, and is exercisable by, the several individuals who make up the minority, it will be a group-differentiated individual right.

It is, however, important to recognize that sometimes we perceive ourselves primarily in terms of our relevant group memberships rather than as differentiated, unique individuals.

Blood cell counts are highly differentiated among individuals, but explain only a modest proportion of the transcriptional variance [ 3– 5].

Figure  3b shows a more typical situation for DHRS4 where both the peak methylation site and the transcript were highly differentiated among individuals, but the two measures were not strongly correlated.