It was a very differentiated discussion".
No cells exhibited nuclear grooves or intranuclear cytoplasmic inclusion, suggesting that it was a poorly differentiated thyroid carcinoma (PDTC) derived from a follicular tumor.
Pathological analysis of the colon tumor determined that it was a well-differentiated adenocarcinoma.
Drugs are just another market, and on Silk Road it was a market laid bare, differentiated by price, quality, point of origin, supposed effects and lavish user reviews.
He chose the worm because it was a multicellular animal with properly differentiated organs (a nervous system, gut and so on) that consisted of only a few hundred cells.
It is a fully differentiated body with an iron-rich, liquid core, and it might have ice and oceans stacked up in several layers.
In fact it is a highly differentiated reality horror-show that cannot end until this Gordian death knot is unravelled, until all the conflicting plot lines can be separated and validated--if only for a moment--then knit back together into a crazy, beautiful fabric of life.
This suggests that, again, cohabitation may be associated with the time invested in housework only in contexts where it is a more differentiated union type from marriage, which selects individuals with less conventional expectations about men's and women's participation in unpaid work.
What Dolly demonstrated was that it is possible to take a differentiated cell, turn back its biological clock, and make the cell behave as though it was a recently fertilized egg.
Due to its similarity in growth rate and morphology to rapidly growing well differentiated SCCs (Billingsley et al, 1999) some authors believe it is a well-differentiated variant of cutaneous SCCs (Manstein et al, 1998) or at least an 'abortive malignancy, which only rarely progresses into Schwartzhwartz, 1979).
