Sentence examples for how differentiated from inspiring English sources

We also added a sentence about PIWI-1+ cells being of unknown stage of differentiation ("It is unknown how differentiated these piwi-1 PIWI-1+ cells are, but they are clearly in a transition from a stem cell gene expression state to various 12 postmitotic fates").

THE ECONOMIST: How differentiated is this national message between your Labour face and your Tory face?

How differentiated is that?

Through close observation of the Bureau of Justice, this paper analyzes how differentiated authority affects organizational interaction and triggers the corresponding government behavior.

I'm not sure it's a good investment [emphasis ours], because there are a lot of companies doing similar technologies in self-driving cars and it's hard to know how differentiated they are.

In multicellular organisms, especially the first type of mechanisms can explain how differentiated cells give rise to identical daughter cells even if the signal that initiated differentiation is gone.

The blossoming of new robo advisors backed by angels and venture capitalists in the second half of 2014 shows how little differentiated the new entrant asset managers are.

In the beginning of The Bourne Identity, when Jason is being operated on after being fished out of the water by the boat, I was impressed with how distinctly differentiated each surgical tool sounded as it hit the metal tray.

The article which is illustrated with GIS-enabled visualization illustrates how clearly differentiated "voting landscapes" are evident, both within the large metropolitan cities and across rural and regional Australia.

How the differentiated expression of these genes regulated by these two SNAREs proteins remains unknown at present time.

To understand how a differentiated cell can be reprogrammed, we considered a specific example: reprogramming the cell to transition from the endoderm lineage to the stem cell state.