Sentence examples for differentiated well by from inspiring English sources
Most taxa could be differentiated well by both morphologic and genetic traits, with the exception of O. gularis and O. pseudodolium.
Histological features (Grade of differentiation); well: well differentiated; mod: moderately well differentiated; poor: poorly differentiated.
"I think we are pretty well differentiated now by taking the marketplace approach and using the existing logistics infrastructure that our network of freight forwarders has built," says Lock. "We will continue to differentiate ourselves by focusing on the needs of SMBs because they have historically been under serviced by traditional freight forwarders".
Total FAs of T. brucei can be separated in two well differentiated pools by gas chromatography (Fig. 1): pool 1 which includes middle- and long-chain FAs, and pool 2 formed by C20 and C22 PUFAs with up to six double bonds.
Tumour grade was categorised as poorly differentiated (PD), moderately differentiated (MD), and well differentiated (WD) by two pathologists (SM and HJCS) independently.
Both TENM2 knockdown and control cells differentiated equally well into adipocytes as shown by quantification of adipogenic differentiation rates and adipocyte marker gene expression (PPARg, GLUT4, FASN).
On the other hand, several dysregulated miRNAs were newly identified in differentiated as well as infected human monocytes by means of the presented method and will provide a basis for our future studies.
In basins with contrasting transport risks, storm TRP concentrations and loads were well differentiated by dynamic or static transport metrics alone, regardless of differences in soil P. In basins with similar transport risks, dynamic transport metrics and P source information additional to soil P may be required to predict relative storm TRP concentrations and loads.
Two air masses are well differentiated by the presence of a temperature inversion layer: the marine boundary layer (MBL) and the FT (Rodríguez et al. 2009).
We chose for A and B pairs of odors that are well differentiated by bees 2-hexanoll vs 1-nonanol or 1-hexanol vs 1-nonanol [ 34]).
