Sentence examples for differentiated is from inspiring English sources

THE ECONOMIST: How differentiated is this national message between your Labour face and your Tory face?

How differentiated is that?

Regarding other negative influence upon a patient, we must consider about the risk of dissemination by RFA which especially increases in HCC which is poorly differentiated, is highly invasive, and contacts with portal branches [16].

In Canadian law most attempted and completed crimes are aggregated an attempted robbery is considered as a robbery for example—and the only form of crime that is differentiated is homicide.

Another way the question needs to be differentiated is the meaning of "beneficial to the organism".

mangiferaeindicae diverged only recently, how they became genetically differentiated is quite fascinating.

Most starkly differentiated are the interpretations of Mantel's protagonist.

Moderately and poorly differentiated were also combined [ 13, 14].

Only two susceptible haplotypes, genetically very differentiated, were found, one in US and one in Europe.

Control cells (non-differentiated) were treated similarly but exposed to media with vehicle only (0.01% DMSO).

The corresponding P-value and status of expression (differentiated/non-differentiated) are also displayed.