Sentence examples for differentiated structures from inspiring English sources

Differentiated structures called Flexner-Wintersteiner rosettes are commonly seen.

He suggests that a small, homogeneous, stable and closely knit society requires no differentiated structures of governance.

Nanocomposites prepared with different polymer/graphene ratios show differentiated structures and morphologies, resulting in excellent pseudocapacitive behaviors (specific capacitance of 267.2 F cm−3).

Two well differentiated structures have been achieved by the modification of particle size distribution, reaching lower oxidation at splat boundaries with particle sizes in the range of 40 60 μm.

In such remarkable ways, organisms can be made of cells descended from a single cell, can all contain the same entire genome, and yet can form complex differentiated structures that make the sophisticated ways of life found on earth possible.

Currently available skin substitutes often suffer from a range of problems that include poor integration (which in many cases is a direct result of inadequate vascularisation), scarring at the graft margins and a complete lack of differentiated structures.

The Neo-Confucians defend these earlier views against what they saw as Buddhist attacks by claiming that the differentiated structure of the world we live in is real.

So if each cell contains the very same genome for its species, what can this have to do with its differentiated structure that makes the species what it is?

In contrast, lamellipodia have a more differentiated structure and are thought to exert a force with variable direction in space.

Cultured RPE cells require similar substrate attachment to attain differentiated structure and function.

Moreover, the Center's differentiated structure and history may demand further adaptation of the intervention to other service contexts.