Sentence examples for differentiations from the from inspiring English sources

Although some genetic differentiations from the populations in the mainland did emerge, in general, the mtDNA phylogeny in Hainan Island was represented as a subset in the context of East Asian and Southeast Asian.

F ST analyses among the six genetic groups rendered an average genetic differentiation of 0.22, but again group 3 displayed the largest differentiations from the rest of clusters (0.24 <  F ST  < 0.42; P < 0.001) and the lowest genetic diversity (Table  3).

This indicates that the RANKL-induced osteoclast differentiation from the differentiated PBMC/osteoblast co-culture system was significantly inhibited by vitamin D3.

Its point of differentiation from the classic Cheeto is relative size.

"We are desperate for differentiation from the Tories," one Lib Dem strategist told me.

RM: This is a clear area of budget differentiation from the Conservatives.

There was a welcome bit of differentiation from the Tories on climate change, and some heartfelt words about enabling poor children to fulfil their potential.

"Correcting" our US state analyses for the proportion of black inhabitants is like saying we should remove the effect of social class and social status differentiation from the international correlations.

Speaking at Fit for the Future, Andrew Burnell, chief executive of Hull-based spin out City Healthcare Partnership CIC noted that: "We've worked really hard to demonstrate our differentiation from the SERCOs.

Theologically, the articles meant to draw a line of differentiation from the psition of Huldrych Zwingli, and they were accepted by the secular leaders of Saxony and Brandenburg.

With its strong linguistic differentiation from the north, it is home to a rich operatic and balladic tradition of its own.