Sentence examples for distinctly differentiating from inspiring English sources
Similarly, classical amphiphilic dendrimers are achieved by distinctly differentiating the hydrophilicity of the functional groups that constitute the backbone of the dendrimers, compared to that of the peripheral functional groups.
We show that miRNAs can distinctly differentiate between tumor subtypes and various clinical sub-classifications.
Thus, 111 (64%) of the endometrioid adenocarcinomas were diagnosed after 1993, when the classification distinctly differentiated between type I, type II and other tumours of the endometrium.
The 37 low seed weight (1.2 3.7 g) accessions represented by single haplotype group 7 (AGAG) in ABI3VP1 TF gene differentiated distinctly from two other haplotypes (GAGC) consisting 24 accessions of high seed weight (13 57.6 g) (Fig. 3B) with higher phenotypic variance (47 49% R at <1.2 × 10−5 P).
The response to diazinon in differentiating PC12 cells was distinctly different from that evoked by chlorpyrifos.
The remaining lineages did not have sufficient numbers to clearly differentiate capsule associations; and additional studies with larger strain collections will be required to make these associations more distinctly.
Notably, myogenin-dependent genes identified in differentiating satellite cells were a distinctly different set from those we had previously found in embryonic tongue muscle.
We found that ICAM-1 was up-regulated in differentiating U937 cells, which was distinctly reduced by co-incubation with 5 μM WIN55212-2.
Notably, normal and tumor decellularized matrices distinctly promoted macrophage polarization, with macrophages in tumor matrices differentiating towards an anti-inflammatory M2-like phenotype (higher IL-10, TGF-β and CCL18 and lower CCR7 and TNF expression).
Despite this, the code was successful in differentiating between two groups of patients with distinctly different serum sodium measurements at the hospital encounter.
"They are not discriminating, differentiating".
