Sentence examples for process of differentiating from inspiring English sources

NOTCH1 canonical transcripts were present in Mb and Mt. Notch signaling inhibits differentiation of Mb to Mt but the Mt used in all these analyses were not in the process of differentiating, but rather already maximally differentiated (4-to-5 d after induction of differentiation of Mb to Mt by serum restriction).

I'm not sure whether any of his Conservative colleagues in government noticed that dig, which was doubtless part of the ongoing process of differentiating his party from them prior to next year's election.

In "all economic action" Zelizer argues, "people engage in the process of differentiating meaningful social relations".

What can be known is always already in the process of differentiating, proliferating, becoming-other than we know it.

In general, the process of differentiating ADSCs into chondroid cells involves the synthetic process of integrin β1.

This likely means that many of these synonymous nonplanktotrophic species are regional varieties (subspecies) in the process of differentiating into new species.

Decisions are not singular moments (Hacker and Weth 2012), they must rather be understood as a process of "differentiated, affectively registered, transformative, and ongoing actualisation of potential" (McCormack and Schwanen 2011, p. 2801).

Several studies highlight a process for differentiating the populations of developed countries [ 24- 31].

During the process of differentiation, microtubule organization in differentiating myoblasts changes from a radial into a longitudinal, non-centrosomal orientation.

The definition of deliberation as a shared public discussion and a collective process of DD differentiates it from a conversation.

Here we describe the spectrum of genes expressed in the developing humerus at TS23, early in the process of ossification and when territories of differentiating cells are being defined in the developing joint region.