Sentence examples for generally differentiate from inspiring English sources
iPSCs and hESCs generally differentiate into a heterogeneous mix of differentiated cell types and undifferentiated cells in vitro.
We cannot generally differentiate between the test particles or antiparticles and the source of the field for the case of equal or comparable masses.
Around 2 weeks later, CD4+ T cells also invade dystrophic muscle; T helper CD4+ T cells can generally differentiate into Th effector inflammatory cells, mainly Th1 and Th2, or into regulatory T cells (Treg), both of which participate in immune responses.
These genes appear to have most prognostic value for ER-positive breast tumors, generally differentiating between luminal A and luminal B subtypes, both prior to or following treatment with tamoxifen [ 13] or chemotherapy [ 47, 48].
In tetrapods (amphibians, reptiles, birds, and mammals), the cranial portion, at the anterior end, generally does not differentiate; in toads only the more caudal, or posterior, portion does so.
Clinically, it is generally impossible to differentiate between various types of non-inflammatory joint lesions.
Most examples show that an array of methods is generally needed to differentiate between the different causes of segregation distortion.
Our results indicate that the hybridization signal obtained from the wheat GeneChip generally does not differentiate between wheat homoeologs.
As de novo transcriptome assemblies generally struggle to differentiate members of gene families, using bidirectional best hit to identify orthologs may not completely exclude the orthologous paralogs.
Independent of the origin of donor cells and reprogramming factors, hiPSCs were generally able to differentiate into hepatocyte-like cells that expressed genes in a liver-specific manner and exhibited certain hepatocyte functions.
In the literature, the findings that SAF are less pathogenic than LAF are based on experiments where a cut-off of 5 μm was generally made to differentiate short from long asbestos fibers.
