Sentence examples for more differentiated reference from inspiring English sources

The rationale behind the creation of more differentiated reference genomes that select people into genetic proximate clusters, is that with a higher genetic proximity of reference genomes to research subjects, more meaningful differences can be found.

New Bedford Harbor and Newark Bay populations are more differentiated in comparison to their reference site populations than the Elizabeth River populations (FST values of 0.038 and 0.039 versus 0.018) because the Elizabeth River population has the fewest outlier loci (2.4% – 2.7%) in comparison to neutral loci.

"Android is more differentiated," he said.

For field events, the groups are more differentiated.

What's different this time? A. Every release is better and more differentiated and more interesting.

The outcome is that the urban pattern becomes more segregated, more differentiated.

"The starting points for people to be able to progress are becoming more differentiated and divided.

North Korean society, they tell us, is becoming more differentiated and unequal as the regime gingerly introduces market reform.

They could not have been more differentiated from each other.

The effect of deep-freezing relations would be more differentiated.

If values become more diverse, if lifestyles become more differentiated, then it becomes more difficult to sustain the legitimacy of a universal risk-pooling welfare state.