Sentence examples for little differentiated from inspiring English sources

The dialects of spoken Khalkha, Buryat, and Mongol in China are little differentiated.

Spoken Oirat so defined is, however, little differentiated from Kalmyk as a spoken language, save in vocabulary.

The deals let the Japanese firms exit capital-intensive, low-margin businesses in which scale is needed but the product is little differentiated.

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.

With so much in common, the boys are so little differentiated that one commentator facetiously describes them thus: "The boys' characters basically broke down this way – Frank had dark hair; Joe was blond".

In general, pools are expected to be diverse and little differentiated with fat-tailed dispersal kernels, where all the sources contribute significantly to the pool.

In our study we found very little that differentiated insertions from deletions except that poly(A/T) and GC content were significantly more correlated with insertions than deletions.

Especially, it seemed important to investigate the likelihood of little ecologically differentiated speciation using more realistic models based on explicit genetic mechanisms of female choice and male secondary sexual traits.

While help with homework from parents seems little gender-differentiated, birth rank induces bigger disparities, from both mother and father, in both immigrant and majority-population families (Table 2).

Its expressive character animation differentiated Little Nemo from the films of Blackton and Cohl.

Case #1 showed little remaining well differentiated liposarcomatous tissue and featured a myogenic component.