Sentence examples for more differentiated from from inspiring English sources

They could not have been more differentiated from each other.

The nebrodensis type was more differentiated from var. eryngii than from var. ferulae using either molecular or qualitative morphological traits.

Snap will have to convince Wall Street that it's products are better — and its use base more differentiated — from Facebook and its attempts to build those similar features.

We show that 'external' Sierra Nevada populations have lower genetic diversity and are more differentiated from one another than their 'internal' Bay Area counterparts.

He also stated that the characters' fighting styles would be much more differentiated from one another than they had been in Two Towers, and he explained that the game would offer three separate story branches rather than one, but the player would be unable to complete the game or get to the final level by playing through only one branch.

The Caribbean animals may therefore be more differentiated from Indian Ocean sharks than they are from Pacific, or than Pacific and Indian are from each other.

While cells from the basal epidermal layers stained positive for keratin 14, the more differentiated cells from the supra-basal layer stained positive for keratin 10 and involucrin.

Platzer said, "As use cases, sizes, orbit requirements, launch requirements for satellites are changing, there is a need for a more differentiated offering from launch service providers".

Thus, ST-3 seems to have similar effects on breast cancer cells derived from more differentiated tumours and on cells from more aggressive and dedifferentiated lesions.

Importantly, our new medium effectively expanded more differentiated T cells from multiple myeloma patients in the absence of serum.

Macrophages, which are more differentiated monocytes, develop from cells of the mononuclear phagocytic lineage that show specific phenotypic characteristics.