Sentence examples for strongly differentiated from inspiring English sources

In the great majority of cases, though, there was no relationship at all between strongly differentiated methylation and differential gene expression [ 34].

Instead, they may originate from a property shared by all invertebrate iridoviruses that would have been strongly differentiated during the evolutionary differentiation of ascoviruses from iridoviruses.

The dialects of Amharic are not strongly differentiated from one another.

At no other time were there such strongly differentiated regional schools of art in the Greek world.

Mozart preferred strongly differentiated themes, and he often reshaped his second subjects drastically when they reappeared in the recapitulation.

But he digs a little deeper in the second half as he juxtaposes the characters' strongly differentiated visions of theater's purpose, a conflict of no small significance in the context of their culture.

Each movement, so strongly differentiated in sonority, required each BBCNOW section to show their mettle: the brass needing nerves and lips of steel to deal first with the block-like chorale Majesté du Christ and then the more agile dancing of the third movement, Alléluia de la Trompette, while the high strings climbed bravely to celestial heights in the final prayer.

However, people's mobility is also strongly differentiated between class and ethnicity.

Increases and decreases of grass cover show a strongly differentiated spatial pattern around the globe.

The mean herbicide score strongly differentiated between landraces according to the province and the latitude from which they were collected.

Species assemblages at Dongling Mountain were strongly differentiated according to forest type; a pattern not found at Changbaishan.