Sentence examples for differentiated this from inspiring English sources

But over time, several red flags went up that differentiated this troll from the average issuer of online death threats, according to Mr. Farley, making several of those receiving the threats nervous.

We were able to provide the authenticity and passion for the coffee that differentiated this chain from the soon to appear "me-toos"!

The phylogeny of the newly isolated P. putida LS46 based on cpn60 differentiated this strain from other closely related P.putida strains, and based on both the 16S rRNA and cpn60 analyses, P. putida LS46 was closely related to type strain P. putida KT2440.

However, as the vast majority of CRCs are moderately differentiated, this effect will probably be limited.

Despite being well documented in the literature [23 27], until now mathematical models have rarely differentiated this as distinct from casual sex.

The heat shock 90 family protein-coding gene had a 3-codon insertion in Silvetia compressa that clearly differentiated this species, despite it displaying low genetic differentiation from a sister genus, here A. nodosum (1.5%).

Root cells at this distance are already developed and well differentiated and this part of the root mostly contributes to the uptake of elements.

Biomarkers for a specific cell type exhibit high expression values when the stem cell is differentiated to this cell at the later stage of differentiation.

All genetic differentiation values were lower in VSVV010, revealing that all sex haplogroups are less differentiated in this region.

THE ECONOMIST: How differentiated is this national message between your Labour face and your Tory face?

Additionally, we have examined all combinations of nucleotide substitutions and shown them to be differentiated by this method.