"differentiation about" is not a correct or commonly used phrase in written English.
It is not clear what it would mean or how it could be used in a sentence. Instead, you could use the phrase "differentiation of" to indicate the process of distinguishing or making something different from something else. For example: "The differentiation of cells is a vital process in the development of organisms."
"It's important that people can make a differentiation about it being a craft and it not being a 'smash it out' graphic design thing".
The incorporation of GNPs improved hDPSCs behavior on CPC, including better cell adhesion (about 2-fold increase in cell spreading) and proliferation, and enhanced osteogenic differentiation (about 2 3-fold increase at 14 days).
After 21 days of differentiation, about 80% of colonies contained numerous TH+ neurons (Fig. 6A).
Significant Fst values of genetic differentiation (about 0.140) have been reported between grapevine accessions of sylvestris and sativa in Morocco [ 38] and in Spain [ 11].
The γ-globin gene expression in erythroid cells, of FL origin, has stable expression during erythroid differentiation (about 20 fmol/μg), whereas erythroid cells of CB demonstrate elevation (about 60 fmol/μg).
In the last century, these studies have given rise to general theories of sexual differentiation, about the genetic origins of sex differences, and the sex-specific signals that drive sexual differentiation of many tissues [ 16].
To elucidate a possible role of p53 in the changes to the blood cell number and differentiation brought about by TERT deficiency in the zebrafish embryo, we injected zTERT-MOs into p53-mutant (p53m/m) embryos [72], and into p53 morphants, and compared these with control wild-type embryos.
In this study, the two types of cord blood human HSC-engrafted BALB/c Rag2−/−; Il2rg−/− mice showed similar levels and differentiation ability, giving about 50% human-circulating leukocytes at 5 weeks, long-term persistence of human cells in lymphoid organs and production of human antibodies.
Lastly, it should be noted that backcross individuals differed from their wild ancestors (Stewiacke: 26 differentially expressed transcripts; Tusket: 24 transcripts) and that such a level of differentiation represents about half of the difference observed between the two wild populations.
Differentiation is about rates of change; for geometric curves and figures, this means determining the slope, or tangent, along a given direction.
This differentiation begins about eight or nine weeks after conception.
