Sentence examples for physically differentiated from inspiring English sources

I love reading the descriptions of, say, the various Karamazovs, but none of them is as physically differentiated to me as a person I actually know.

He pinpointed a number of such genes, allowing the investigators to identify more than 60 separate neuronal subtypes, physically differentiated from one another by their gene-activation signatures but comingling in the preBötC like well-stirred spaghetti strands.

A more physically differentiated design risks being perceived as cluttered or clumsy or ugly or distracting vs the minimalist high end.

The phasmid midgut is physically differentiated into two sections: an anterior midgut (AMG) marked by circular pleating and folding, and a posterior midgut (PMG) studded irregularly by hollow bulbs with filamentous tubules called the "appendices of the midgut" that open into the midgut lumen [ 37].

The suite (repeated sequence) of sedimentary structures in any single stratigraphic unit is another attribute by which that unit may be physically differentiated from others in the region.

By 'progenitors' we do not mean an equivalent of dividing progenitors or transit amplifying cells from other systems, but instead imply a committed cell that has not yet fully differentiated and physically integrated into the terminal tissue…" Reviewer Reply: Dividing or being transit amplifying is not the point of confusion.

By "progenitors" we do not mean an equivalent of dividing progenitors or transit amplifying cells from other systems, but instead imply a committed cell that has not yet fully differentiated and physically integrated into the terminal tissue, similar to the DCX+ non-dividing "neuroblasts" of the mammalian cortex.

Mammospheres are formed by MaSCs (or early progenitors) with more differentiated cells that physically constitute the sphere.

This is a significantly different result than previous bacterial strain differentiations, since the strains were physically separated and concentrated as opposed to differentiated via dielectrophoretic forces.

These data highlight cooperativity between numerous transcription factors to upregulate PRL in differentiating ESC, and suggest that this core set of transcription factors physically and functionally interact to drive the expression of a gene battery upregulated in differentiated ESC.

Muscle satellite cells play a crucial role in this regenerative process, and are physically situated beneath the basal lamina of myofibers (i.e. differentiated muscle cells) (Mauro, 1961).