Sentence examples for distinctions from from inspiring English sources
Taken together, these data provide direct evidence that Bmi1 marks quiescent, injury-inducible reserve ISCs that exhibit striking functional distinctions from Lgr5 ISCs and support a model whereby distinct ISC populations facilitate homeostatic vs. injury-induced regeneration.
Special attention is paid to the numerical analysis of the basic properties of partially coherent undulator radiation beam and its distinctions from the Gaussian beam.
Gary, D. J., Puri, N. & Won, Y. Y. Polymer-based siRNA delivery: perspectives on the fundamental and phenomenological distinctions from polymer-based DNA delivery.
In the next Congress, said Representative Steny H. Hoyer of Maryland, who will be the party's whip, "Democrats will draw sharp, clear distinctions from the Republican agenda".
He is the son of a grammar school boy from a council estate and feels that he knew "all about petty social distinctions from an early age".
In Scranton this morning, Mr. Gore summarized his policy agenda and his distinctions from Mr. Bush in an address at an auditorium at Lackawanna Junior College.
The bride graduated with distinction from Cornell.
She graduated with distinction from Stanford.
She graduated with distinction from the University of Virginia.
He graduated with distinction from Stanford.
He graduated with distinction from Worcester Polytechnic Institute.
