Sentence examples for differentiation from one from inspiring English sources

Many therapists don't have a web presence, intentionally, and for those who do list their practices on a directory site, there isn't much differentiation from one therapist to the next and often there is a lot of jargon to describe their focus and background.

We describe for trypanosomatid parasites how autophagy plays a role in the differentiation from one life cycle stage to the next one and, in the case of the intracellular parasites, for virulence.

Exclusion of intracranial disorders and differentiation from one of the trigeminal autonomic cephalalgias is recommended in the patient of HH in the IHS diagnostic criteria [8].

When indices are < 1.00, they indicate infra-discrimination, which suggests weak differentiation from one level to the next [ 60].

According to this theory, the complex multicusped teeth in mammals evolved by differentiation from one simple-shaped tooth of mammalian ancestors (Fig. 3a).

This pattern suggests progressive genetic differentiation from one population to the other suggesting an isolation-by-distance pattern.

The Northern and Central Coromandel ESUs showed the lowest supertype differentiation from one-another, with D EST of 0.044 and G' ST of 0.012.

Otawa showed the highest levels of differentiation from all other ESUs (D EST 0.174-0.397), while the four ESUs from the Coromandel Peninsula displayed the lowest differentiation from one-another (D EST 0.039-0.098).

These results suggest that calculating the relative heights of the ridges and valleys on the computed epigenetic landscape of a multi-gene system can help predict the probability of trans-differentiation from one cell lineage to another, or de-differentiation of a particular cell type to its progenitor state.

Kim et al. included differentiations from one hiPSC line from each of two individuals in their models of synaptic disorders (Kim et al., 2011), whereas we generated RTT hiPSCs from four patients, and our synaptic assays compared one or two hiPSC lines from four control and three RTT patient lines (Marchetto et al., 2010).

So, in lateritic weathering mantles, most of genetic and evolutive modelling reveals the complexity of geochemical processes and time scale required to their differentiation ranges from one to several million years.