Sentence examples for differentiated on one from inspiring English sources

In the ICD-9-CM, causes and place of occurrence were found in the same chapter, so we have first differentiated, on one hand, the causes and, on the other hand, the places of injuries.

They collected the cells from the airways of healthy, nonsmoking adults and cultured them in a novel air liquid interface in which differentiated cells were exposed on one side to air, mimicking the environment of the human airway.

Populations at the contact zone (clusters b3 and s3) are actually the ones most differentiated on the first PCAGEN factors.

Given the role of telomerase in maintenance and replication of differentiated cells on the one hand, and the importance of beta-cell loss for the pathogenesis of type 1 as well as type 2 diabetes on the other hand, it appears tempting to hypothesize that telomerase could act as key regulator of beta-cell viability and regeneration.

The region was highly differentiated between BBC on the one hand, and BBM and HF on the other hand.

Oxytricha and its close relatives have a unique genome architecture involving two differentiated nuclei, one of which encodes the genome on small, linear nanochromosomes.

Build one-on-one relationships.

Try one-on-one communication.

Make one-on-one connections.

Their system, they've discovered "produces original memes that cannot on the whole be differentiated from real ones".

On one hand, primary cells have a more differentiated phenotype compared with cell lines.