Sentence examples for noticeably differentiated from inspiring English sources
A PCO plot based on RST [Additional file 2: Supplemental Table S10a] showed ethnic groups from northern Cameroon and Gabon to be noticeably differentiated from all other sub-Saharan African population, a consequence of a high frequency of typically Asian NRY lineages [ 25].
Despite being geographically much closer, the Cameroonian NWP populations are noticeably more differentiated from the Cross River region than Ghanaian populations, as seen clearly seen in the PCO plots, with the Cameroonian NWP populations demonstrating the greatest differentiation both between each other and non-Cameroonian populations at the NRY UEP+MS FST and mtDNA FST levels.
The Northwest Semitic languages, including Hebrew, differentiated noticeably during the Iron Age (1200 540 BCE), although in its earliest stages Biblical Hebrew was not highly differentiated from Ugaritic and Amarna Canaanite.
Within the archosaur group, dinosaurs are differentiated most noticeably by their gait.
Did the pitch affect the players noticeably?
The chromatin of pluripotent stem cells was noticeably devoid of heterochromatin, though prevalent in differentiated cells, suggesting that ES cells have an open or "loose" chromatin structure.
Clones in the posterior differentiated region of the eye disc proper were very small and did not noticeably affect differentiation, although larger clones were observed in the overlying peripodial layer leading to the displacement of the underlying differentiated tissue (Fig. 2A1,A3,A4).
Kehel et al. [ 46] detected a structure of the genetic diversity according to geography, water and temperature regimes; noticeably, landraces from the Rif and from the high continental plateaus from eastern High Atlas (including Saharan slope) were differentiated genetically.
His spine bells noticeably.
