Sentence examples for differentiations for from inspiring English sources

Thus, area differentiations for brown bears will remain challenging in Nordland as long as the goal of one family group is not reached.

Moreover, in Table 4 we examine the expression differentiations for all five TIGO categories specifically associated with mitochondria, which include mitochondrial large ribosomal subunit, mitochondrial small ribosomal subunit, mitochondrial inner membrane, mitochondrion organization and biogenesis and protein-mitochondrial targeting.

Due to the time constraints and costs involved with these large experiments, most hiPSC studies have used a minimal number of cell lines and neuronal differentiations for proof-of-principle experiments.

While there was little gender differentiation for these results, men were almost twice as likely to cite alcoholism than women.

And we have started airing commercials about our lightweight package because we see it as a point of differentiation for us.

The Manhattan cityscape has long been a standard visual metaphor for differentiation, for the breakup of unity that defines and haunts the modern world.

I think that kind of passion will stay as part of part of our community and that to me is the real differentiation for Kinect in the long run".

With four months to go before the primary balloting begins, and with much of the public still unable to even to name all the candidates, the Democratic hopefuls are trying to define themselves positively, leaving harsh differentiation for later.

3T3-L1 preadipocytes were induced for adipocyte differentiation for 8 days.

This is also a potential area of differentiation for the startup.

For Reeves, the differentiation for Falcon is customer support.