Sentence examples for no longer differentiated from inspiring English sources

In the World Championships, amateurs are no longer differentiated from professionals among men, but the sport is divided into those under 23, called espoirs (hopefuls), and those over that age.

This approach seeks to address a common challenge in knowledge elicitation from skilled experts as they often have reached a stage of automaticity in which multiple steps and underlying skill components are no longer differentiated at the conscious level; thereby making it difficult for experts to articulate low level processes and steps.

The dermal-epidermal junction was no longer differentiated in the OCT image after just 3 sec of exposure to heat (see Fig. 7A), while after 10 sec of exposure the epidermis started to lift up and small bubbles of fluid start to build up between the dermis and epidermis, similar to the human skin blistering after thermal injury.

Customers are moving on, plainly because the industry is no longer differentiated by a reputation built on trust.

That cell just hung there like a blob of material and no longer differentiated.

But when attention was fully engaged in attending to the overlapping line drawings, brain activity no longer differentiated between words and meaningless letter strings, even though they were presented directly at fixation (Fig. 1).

Typically, as the amount of material of interest subjected to MALDI analysis is reduced, the signal decreases to the point where it can no longer be differentiated from the chemical noise.

Calcifications constitute another limiting factor for this method: because they have a higher CT number than the vessel lumen, lumen and calcifications both appear 'white' at the predefined window settings and can therefore no longer be differentiated.

Several report show that at approximately 12 months post-operatively the signal intensity of the ACI graft on both FSE and fat-suppressed GRE sequences resembles native hyaline cartilage and can no longer be differentiated from it [ 19, 20, 34, 68, 69].

Although escargot is no longer active in differentiated cells, the stable H2B-RFP protein persists for at least 28 days (data not shown) allowing unequivocal labelling of any renewed cells derived from the labelled esg+ cells at single-cell resolution (Fig 1D and G).

Thus, differentiated cells no longer follow Steinberg's differential adhesive affinity hypothesis (Steinberg, 1962; Steinberg, 1963; Steinberg, 2007).