Sentence examples for differentiated them from from inspiring English sources

In [5], an adaptive background model was constructed, with vehicles detected based on motion that differentiated them from the background.

The new security page it launched then kicked off an era of aggressive positioning by Apple that emphasized how little interest it had in users' personal data beyond protecting it, and how that differentiated them from their competitors.

This finding provided additional evidence that the cis-eQTL clusters had features that differentiated them from the haplotype blocks that contained them.

White Southerners, particularly poor ones accustomed to basic rights that differentiated them from blacks, felt reduced and abused.

In contrast, the vast majority of ICVs showed Rab11 signal but were devoid of TfR signal, which together with their electron lucent lumen clearly differentiated them from recycling endosomes (Supplementary Fig. 14B).

I told him that in many hours with Playdom games, I didn't see anything in the nuts-and-bolts gameplay that differentiated them from, say, the offerings of Zynga, the leviathan of social gaming.

Fibrous capsule and fat may be noted in well differentiated HCC thus differentiating them from dysplastic nodules.

Analysis of the differential methylation between human pluripotent stem cells and cells differentiated from them hold promise for revealing the underlying basis for how lineage specification occurs upon activation of developmental programs [26].

Taken together, our results suggest that while O. patagonica populations from the Mediterranean are closely related to WA Oculina spp. populations, they are genetically differentiated from them and have not been introduced into the Mediterranean from the western North Atlantic in anthropogenic times.

Stem cells and the cells differentiated from them into specific tissue lineages can be cultured and/or differentiated on dishes with immobilized external stimulus-responsive polymers.

Britishness when it is equated with nationalism has long been an uncomfortable idea for those outside the right wing of politics where "us" is very clearly differentiated from "them".