Sentence examples for differentiating by from inspiring English sources

During differentiation, Id proteins act as a short-lived brake withholding predetermined cells from differentiating, by associating with LSTFs and preventing them from binding DNA.

And it's differentiating by not raising any revenue from negative gearing, despite having openly discussed the prospect.

Why do companies not just do this themselves, once they see that it works?" Ringwald replied, "We'll keep on differentiating by moving fast and collecting more data on what companies need now".

Differentiating by gender of children and migrants did not reveal structural differences in either case.

This discreet anatomical structure is actually a reservoir of mesenchymal progenitor cells capable of proliferating and differentiating, by reinitializing cellular and molecular cascades of embryogenesis in mesenchymal tissues.

Table 3 shows the descriptive statistics of the variables for the non-distressed firms differentiating by country and size class (micro and non-micro).

Cells were differentiated by transfer into differentiation medium (DMEM supplemented with 2% horse serum).

Disrupt to differentiate by becoming a dream-execution machine".

He added that horse meat and beef were easily differentiated by their texture.

So people are saying "they're trying to differentiate by saying they're different".

The two are presumably differentiated by their field of study (modern societies versus traditional societies).