Sentence examples for in its differentiated from inspiring English sources

We found that expression levels of these stem cell-associated genes were higher in PASC1 than in its differentiated daughter cells.

As an alternative, we have recently explored the possibility of using 'epigenetic rejuvenation', where the specialized functions of an old cell are rejuvenated in the absence of any change in its differentiated state (Singh & Zacouto 2010).

Reprogramming the age of a cell in isolation while maintaining its differentiated state, thus effectively rejuvenating the specialized functions peculiar to that cell type, is termed 'epigenetic rejuvenation'.

As I previously recommended, "to fix SoundCloud, it must become the anti-Spotify" by ruthlessly focusing on its differentiated offering in artist-uploaded music.

It was time to take stock and orient toward establishing the brand and its differentiated value in top-of-mind, innovative technologies.

The Duet is clearly positioning itself as a Tile alternative, not only with its square shape, starting price, and upcoming "crowdtracking" system where other Duet owners can help you find your lost items (shipping in May), but also with its differentiated feature set including its colors and replaceable battery.

Given the executional issues, Target wasn't able to implement its differentiated U.S. concept in Canada.

Instead of standard approach, the state problem is differentiated in its discretized form.

The Inflection Fund isn't Menlo's first foray into marketing a fund as differentiated in its target investment size.

"We believe our technology is differentiated in its ability to deliver sentiment and emotional insights in real-time and in its accuracy in uncontrolled environments, such as a crowded store," spokesperson Vikki Herrera told me.

Thus, compared to a regular IAT, the main benefit of the md-IAT lies in its more detailed and differentiated assessment of consumers' brand attitudes.