Sentence examples for differentiated that the from inspiring English sources

The tumor is so well differentiated that the sections closely resemble callus.

The spring wheat population included cultivars from breeding programs targeting more geographically separated areas that were also more genetically differentiated that the winter wheat population.

The public research university is a highly successful model, but this does not mean that we do not need new and differentiated models that address the needs of the nation in the 21st century more squarely.

In one out of 19 mice, we observed a well-differentiated adenocarcinoma that invaded the inner layer of the muscularis.

In the museum the struggle of the Red Terror's urban victims is not clearly differentiated from that of the guerrillas that formed today's government".

Industrialization produces new, differentiated elites that replace the small leadership groupings that once controlled social, economic, and political power in the society.

The HRSA project officer role as coordinator/liaison was differentiated from that of the team leader as the technical lead and synthesizer of information.

COI and CYB haplotype networks show three well-differentiated groups that match the current geographical distribution of populations (west, central and southeast of the known distribution).

As agriculture developed, the environment of the field and paddock became increasingly differentiated from that of the natural environments in which plants and animals originally evolved.

Stem cells are an ongoing source of the differentiated cells that make up the tissues and organs of animals and plants.

These results suggest that Akt1 does not induce Runx2 expression but acts instead on differentiated osteoblasts that have the potency to express Runx2.