Sentence examples for maybe differentiated by from inspiring English sources

Porto-azygous and portocaval shunts presumably have similar causative genes and are maybe differentiated by a minor genetic component or modulating factors.

Typically these machines are differentiated by d.p.i.

There are two Andersons, differentiated by a middle initial.

First it segments the picture by tracing regions that are differentiated by color.

Equinoxe was followed in 1981 by Les Chants Magnétiques, another album of tracks given the same name, differentiated by numbers.

Utensils of Mexico makes both a lemon and a lime juicer, differentiated by size and bright yellow and green enamel.

There are 17 phos (noodle soups) available, mostly differentiated by the cut of meat in the broth.

The meat combination ($15) has a lineup of two beef-sirloin wetts, differentiated by gradations of cardamom, and lamb simmered with caramelized onions.

The prints, whatever the technique, look very much alike, but they are subtly differentiated by the artist's urge to try new approaches.

The men, in turn, are often differentiated by their choice of booze (Schlitz Malt Liquor, Wild Turkey or — for the rare white-collar guy — Maker's Mark).

These are, indeed, differentiated by currency: they are computed as the interest rate a government pays to borrow money, plus 1% for overhead.