Sentence examples for is differentiated so that from inspiring English sources

One explanation to this discrepancy is that trichome development commences at a very early stage of leaf development, even before the leaf primordial is differentiated, so that these transcription factors might have been differentially expressed at higher levels at earlier stages of development of the trichomes.

The forcefield can be differentiated, so that we can use analytical derivatives for optimising the energy minimisation and for calculating forces for dynamics trajectories.

The cases presented here are of special interest in that these transferred bacterial genes not only retain their functionality, but are highly expressed in the bacteriocyte that is differentiated so as to harbour Buchnera, which lack such genes.

I wish that the tactile feel of each button was a bit more differentiated, so that you can control the device easier without looking (despite what the company suggests), though it's still possible to do so.

Their costs were recorded in the same database as HAART, so their economic burden could not be differentiated from that of HAART.

This workflow may generally serve as a suitable tool to identify species-specific low-mass peaks of fungal species and therefore contribute to the rapid and efficient identification of species that cannot be differentiated easily so far.

It needs to keep its focus on where its products are differentiated — and that is in differentiated design, particularly in software.

But each duet is differentiated and Mr. Quanz develops his material so that the repetitions and variations feel significant.

(That's one way Twilio is differentiated from Skype).

Our response, in other words, is differentiated.

Mothers may be differentiated by doing so with affection and kindness -- but can we really say that the majority of fathers don't exhibit kindness and affection towards their children?