Sentence examples for differentiations from from inspiring English sources

A few permanent additions or, rather, differentiations from existing letters occurred during the Middle Ages, when the signs for u and v, and i and j, previously written interchangeably for either the vowel or the consonant sound, became conventionalized as u and i for vowels and v and j for consonants.

In order to address these constraints, large experiments consisting of multiple neuronal differentiations from multiple independent hiPSC lines from multiple patients would have to be performed.

These diverse functions are fulfilled by a range of epidermal differentiations, from root hairs underground to stomata and different sorts of trichomes in the aerial parts.

To produce meaningful data, each hiPSC experiment should ideally compare multiple neuronal differentiations from multiple independent hiPSC lines from multiple patients.

To date, no studies of psychiatric disease have been able to compare synaptic maturation and/or function of neuronal differentiations from three hiPSC lines for each individual.

The lack of geographical structuring (of both Wolbachia infection status and host mitochondrial genetics) throughout Tanzania is most likely due to the highly migratory nature of the armyworm, thereby preventing genetic differentiations from establishing.

He has been instrumental in discovering the molecular basis of T-cell differentiation from precursor cells into differentiated subsets.

Explores the common principles controlling cell differentiation from stem cells to terminally differentiated cells.

Folio has challenger energy but lacks clear differentiation from rival.

Robust cardiomyocyte differentiation from RhiPSCs in fully chemically defined conditions.

Optimization of mesoderm induction for cardiac differentiation from RhiPSCs.