Sentence examples for differentiated main from inspiring English sources

The PMA/PMMA system is immiscible and so, for low crosslink densities, phase separation appears, as detected by the occurrence of two clearly differentiated main dynamic-mechanical relaxation processes corresponding to the two components.

Whiteware products are often differentiated into three main classes porous, semivitreous, and vitreous according to their degree of vitrification (and resulting porosity).

Fluvial and hill slope erosion processes were inventoried, and differentiated considering their main conditioning factor (natural or human induced).

Although the two terms are neither wholly synonymous, or completely differentiated, in the main body of this review, the focus will be on lumping them together and perceiving them as points across a multidimensional continuum (Aldrich, 2009; Renken, 2016), since these educational technologies are consolidated under the umbrella of an interactive virtual environment in digital education.

2. Staff have differentiated tasks: their main tasks entail medical and personal care for residents.

The expanded coxal gnathobasic surface is differentiated from the main body of the coxa by a narrow 'neck' (Fig.  13b).

Edwards et al. [ 26] found red foxes from the British Isles to be only weakly differentiated from European main land foxes, resulting from recent postglacial isolation.

Most MLVA types have a distance of two to four loci from each other and the biotype a and g strains were differentiated into two main branches.

Beneath the plasma membrane there is a dense cytoskeletal mesh that forms the perinuclear theca (PT), which is also differentiated into two main domains: the outer periacrosomal layer and the post-acrosomal sheath [ 10, 11].

Its main differential diagnosis is poorly differentiated thyroid carcinoma.

In the present study, we compare the gene expression patterns of ex vivo cultured human LESCs to differentiated CECs with a main focus on markers for stemness and proliferation, epithelial differentiation, tissue development and growth, immunological and angiogenic factors.