"low differentiation" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is typically used to denote a lack of differentiation, where two or more things (such as products or services) are so similar that customers have difficulty choosing one over the other. For example, "The market for athletic apparel is highly competitive, with many brands offering low differentiation."
However, the murine tumor is a lowly differentiated to undifferentiated carcinoma whereas the human specimens manifest moderate to low differentiation.
This reconciles two fundamental opposing requirements: High cell-to-cell signal variability is needed to generate very low differentiation rates, whereas low signal variability is needed to prevent differentiated cells from de-differentiating.
However, the current myogenic potential of ASCs is limited by their low differentiation efficiency into myoblasts.
Their low differentiation efficiency, however, limits further application of MSCs in clinical therapy.
Similarly, the high level of gene flow and low differentiation observed between two distantly separated K. proteae populations also supported the existence of long-distance dispersal.
Hence, tumors with low differentiation, high histological grade and high proliferations markers may have a tendency of growing more solidly.
In the case of bare PPEES nanofibers, the color change was mild, reflecting the low differentiation of MG-63 cells.
Prices only reach a stable position in the case with low differentiation because the competition is stronger than the expansion effect (new users).
We observed high genetic diversity and low differentiation which is typical of high density and/or highly mobile species [26].
In the case of the jungle cat, the biogeographic and taxonomic groupings showed similar results of significant but relatively low differentiation between populations (Tables 3 and 4).
The French population was also sampled in a region where common ragweed is a very aggressive invader, and was also found to have low differentiation and high diversity.
