Sentence examples for question of differentiation from inspiring English sources
It looked disastrous when US secretary of state John Kerry took the microphone, saying the draft had gone as far as it could on the question of differentiation.
Political economy, or a general sociology, then seeks to answer a question similar to the third, external question of differentiation posed by the philosophical discussion of the concept of law.
COP president, Laurent Fabius, said that questions of differentiation, finance and long-term ambition were still areas of significant disagreement.
The question of taxonomic differentiation was initially assessed for the type specimen (Trinil II) and morphologically similar Sangiran fossils and subsequently for increasingly inclusive definitions of H. erectus.
To address the question of sexual differentiation in MOS, an approach with a high resolution and great sensitivity in estimating mRNA levels is required.
The variability among Trichodesmium species in relation to P-uptake genes (Orchard et al., 2003) also raises the question of niche differentiation and calls for further investigation.
The question of sperm functional differentiation was initially tested in Arabidopsis mutants that produce multiple egg cells or a single sperm cell (Berger 2011).
For the analysis of Internal Consistency, Student SS) was treated as the facet of differentiation, Question (Q) as the facet of generalization and Rater (R) (assessor) as a fixed facet.
To address the question of the potential differentiation-associated regulation of DNA DSBs repair activity, we took advantage of the well-established murine 3T3F442A preadipocyte cell line, which has been largely validated as a valuable model of adipogenesis [19].
To address this question, the differentiation of perithecia and ascospores was examined in crosses between wild-type TH12 isolate and Δtsp3::hyg or Δtpl1::hyg mutants.
Over the last 8 years my laboratory has begun to explore the question of epigenetic changes during differentiation and development, and its link to nuclear organization, which indeed changes during cell differentiation.
