Sentence examples for differentiating in from inspiring English sources

The present work demonstrates that HSCs differentiating in Mks and hypoxia promote not only hMSC differentiation towards the osteoblastic lineage, but also enhances fibrillar organization of type I collagen released from hOSTs, demonstrating for the first time that cellular and physical parameters are fundamental for both composition and structure of the osteoblastic niche [31], [32], [33].

The challenge will be in continually differentiating in a crowded market against companies with very deep pockets.

Embryonic stem (ES) cells are pluripotent cells capable of differentiating in all the cell types present in a living organism.

Neuronal cells produced from hNSCs differentiating in the presence of GDNF-hMSCs exhibited functional neuron-like electrophysiological features.

"Payleven has an outstanding track record of differentiating in payments through changing the customer experience, offering great technology and tackling an underserved segment.

One reason that 500 Startups Accelerator is gaining interest is that it has strong expertise in marketing and distribution, and it's looking to continue differentiating in this area.

It's the ability to triangulate a combination of sensing data that the team sees as its path to differentiating in what is already a pretty congested space.

The author used Jaccard similarity index as a measure of segmentation claiming an accuracy of 83 95% and differentiating in to white, gray and cerebrospinal fluid.

Realist, liberal and Marxist theory in the international relations discipline tend to simplify the world system in differentiating in core and periphery.

Exposure to light was found to increase the proportion of TEs differentiating in P. radiata callus cultures placed on induction medium.

Without some coordination between the cells, there would be nothing to prevent all cells from differentiating in the same direction (Damschen, Gomez-Lobo and Schonecker 2006).