Sentence examples for now well differentiated from inspiring English sources

Although the foregoing analysis suggests that the Austro-Asiatic populations of India share common genetic ties, a comparative analysis among the sub-families suggests that these populations have separated quite early and are now well differentiated as indicated by the results of AMOVA (Table 3), the M-J network (Fig. 4) and the TMRCA (Table 4).

The leaf sheath is not well differentiated except in Freycinetia, and petioles are absent.

While there are other competitors in the app prototyping space, including "hotspotting" companies like Invision or Flinto, or more fully featured authoring tools that let you build prototypes from scratch, like Axure or Justinmind, Proto.io has until now fairly well differentiated itself through its feature set and ease-of-use.

"I think we are pretty well differentiated now by taking the marketplace approach and using the existing logistics infrastructure that our network of freight forwarders has built," says Lock. "We will continue to differentiate ourselves by focusing on the needs of SMBs because they have historically been under serviced by traditional freight forwarders".

Histologically, 11% of the samples were well differentiated, 33% moderately well differentiated and 56% poorly differentiated.

Histological features (Grade of differentiation); well: well differentiated; mod: moderately well differentiated; poor: poorly differentiated.

It is now well known that vertebrates use multiple types of core promoter to accomplish differentiated tasks in Pol II-dependent transcription.

The vertebral column was well differentiated.

Supplementary Figure 1 Subcutaneous and orthotopically grafted xenograft models are well differentiated.

The lesion is best treated and categorized as an excellent prognosis well differentiated porocarcinoma.

The findings are diagnostic of a well differentiated atypical leiomyomatous tumor.