Sentence examples for further differentiated to from inspiring English sources

The Galerkin equations were further differentiated to form the Jacobian coupling matrix for improved convergence.

These iPSCs were further differentiated to neural cells, and their susceptibility to DNA damage stress was investigated.

HGPS-ESCs and WS-ESCs were generated by gene editing under the same genetic background, and further differentiated to ECs and MSCs.

Also for the point load, the extremum criterion is further differentiated to arrive at an expression for the specific ratio between the two section stiffnesses which just ensures that any given allowable moment at the inner support is not exceeded as the load travels along the span.

In contrast, for own-race faces, 9-month-olds' categorization is further differentiated to the individual level, reflecting a genuine form of categorization.

From these observations, we can speculate that GFP+·CTB+ cells at P1 include the precursor population of GFP-·CTB+ cells, and they are further differentiated to establish a new distinct population at P3.

These results were further differentiated according to the different subgroups of our sample: While the overall mean score was M = 419 (SD = 111), the mean score for academic track students was M = 502 (SD = 81).

In the paper, this is further differentiated according to the following policy subdomains: (i) collective bargaining; (ii) collective dismissals; (iii) permanent contracts; (iv) temporary contracts; (v) working hours; and (vi) other forms of employment.

An OC retailer's DC structure can be further differentiated according to (A) the degree of integration of distance retailing and bricks-and-mortar DCs and (B) the level of centralization within the retailer's OC network.

The signs of inference (illatio) are subdivided into (1.1.1) necessary and (1.1.2) probable signs, both of which are further differentiated according to the three possible directions of temporal reference (present, past, future).

These five classes of antibodies are further differentiated according to their composition, charge, and molecular weight.