Sentence examples for four differentiated from inspiring English sources

Moreover, by adopting state-individual relationships as the analytical core, transformation can be considered as a process of improvement from a totalitarian3 state to a modern state with four differentiated parts—state, market, society, and individuals (Yang 2008).

From this standpoint, the social conflicts that occur during urbanization result from interactions between these four differentiated parts, making them the lens to observe the transformation of the state-individual relationships in China.

Herein, we review the latest and most promising state-of-the art of nanoplasmonic-based sensors in four differentiated areas regarding the surface-enhanced spectroscopy detection technique being LSPR-, SERS- and SEIRA-, and SEF based platforms.

The finding that spherulocytes show unique gene expression profiles among the four differentiated hemocyte subsets in hemolymph and HPO cells [9] supports this hypothesis.

ii) muNS-Mi is composed of four differentiated domains: two predicted coiled-coil elements that we termed Coil1 (C1; residues 448 to 477) and Coil2 (C2; residues 539 to 605), a stretch of amino acids linking both coiled-coils that we termed Intercoil (IC; residues 477 to 542), and a C-terminal part of the protein that we termed C-Tail (CT; residues 605 to 635).

All 57 undifferentiated NPCs and two out of four differentiated NPCs were EBV-positive.

Their model considers differentiation of cells into three differentiated states depending on inputs from two signalling pathways.

Transdifferentiation, conversion of one differentiated (mature) cell type into another cell type.

The T. gondii life cycle has two differentiated phases.

Two differentiated zones in the PSD of the C S H gel at ∼10 20 nm and ∼5 nm were observed.

For example, over twenty differentiated cell types have been annotated in the human kidney [17] (Figure 2).