Sentence examples for otherwise differentiated from inspiring English sources
Four players each receive 12 cards from a 54-card pack that includes two jokers marked or otherwise differentiated as "big" and "little".
Our results support our primary goal of identifying a previously approved drug that may allow us to deplete mitotic NSCs from an otherwise differentiated population of dopaminergic neurons, thus ensuring their safety for use in transplantation.
These included 40 (70%) invasive ductal carcinomas, eight (14%) lobular carcinomas and nine (16%) carcinomas otherwise differentiated (medullary, mucinous, papillary and tubular carcinomas).
Among nodular tumors, there are rare distinctive patterns of morphology such as pseudo-glandular, cystic, and clear cell (Carr et al. 2007; Saldanha et al. 2003) although most are not otherwise differentiated.
Indeed, the outlier loci that contribute the most to axis 2 group together samples (OOS, OSH, ISE and LIM) that are otherwise differentiated from the other markers: OOS and OSH belonging to the southern group and ISE and LIM belonging to the northern group (which explains the north/south differentiation on axis 1).
Overall, these results suggest that in the absence of spib function primitive myeloid progenitors are blocked in their normal differentiation and migration, and they retain for a period of 2 to 3 hours hemangioblast-like characteristics in a small subset of aVBI cells, which would have otherwise differentiated into primitive myeloid cells.
Paralogous copies of rRNA operons in these organisms have been reported to show more than 5% divergence [ 35], and identical sequences have been found in strains that are otherwise clearly differentiated, making it difficult to establish accurate Halobacteriales relationships.
Early studies highlight low rates of interobserver agreement for assigning tumors to this category due, in part, to lack of consensus regarding those features that define early invasion in otherwise well-differentiated adenocarcinomas with lepidic-predominant growth patterns.
In addition, in some cases, parameters of aggressiveness are associated with parameters of good prognosis (e.g. the presence of metastatic lymph nodes in an otherwise well-differentiated G1 tumor).
Interestingly, the incentive to merge is always positive and increasing with (n) only if products are very differentiated, otherwise this incentive is decreasing.
- Explain 'Subst' aliases (if unchecked, substituents without reserved residue names are displayed as 'Subst' and treated together; otherwise they are differentiated).
