Sentence examples for differentiated units from inspiring English sources

The solutions include temporarily cycling through different structures (temporal separation), creating differentiated units (structural separation), and enabling employees to move back and forth between different structures (parallel structures).

The self renewing intestinal epithelium is ordered into structural proliferating and differentiated units that are tightly regulated by signaling pathways, including the γ-secretase-Notch pathway (Van der Flier and Clevers, 2009).

Nevertheless, although significant bootstrap support is lacking, the grouping of the southern populations within clade AFLP 4 is consistent with the geographic distribution and the phenotypic similarities, and by and large identifies the "red" morphs, the "bluish" morphs and the "yellow-blotched" morphs as differentiated units with genetic connectivity within colour morphs.

When these essential measures are applied, the next step is referral to a differentiated unit for invasive monitoring and care from expert clinicians in appropriate settings such as intermediate or intensive care.

This suggests that the basin represents a relatively recent point of invasion between two more broadly distributed and differentiated geographic units of the species.

This study showed that functional, differentiated salivary units containing acini and ducts formed from single salivary cells in a three-dimensional culture system.

This may be attributed to the formation of a bimodal pore size distribution arising from a crosslinking mechanism which is dictated by the relative reactivities of the differentiated vinyl units within the novel monomers.

Yahoo Japan is split into 11 differentiated business units, i.e. search, auctions, member and regional services, media, mobile, lifestyle etc.

Iberian and North African wall lizards (Podarcis) constitute a cryptic species complex for which previous assessments of mitochondrial DNA (mtDNA) and allozyme variation are concordant in describing the existence of several highly differentiated evolutionary units.

This divergence of F. nilgerrensis from the other diploid species contributes to its status as a well-differentiated evolutionary unit, as suggested by the phylogenetic studies of Rousseau-Gueutin et al. [ 13] and Harrison et al. [ 30], and also by the sterility of the hybrids resulting from its crosses with other Fragaria species [ 31].

A second step of the analysis was to define the groupings of characteristics that most differentiated the selected units.