Sentence examples for substantially differentiated from inspiring English sources

American cities became substantially differentiated and specialised at this time, with their own mix of industrial enterprises and the "second wave" of immigration giving them very different social and cultural characters.

And, they are able to provide a substantially differentiated experience.

Sophos also faces stubborn incumbents in McAfee and Symantec, has yet to offer any substantially differentiated technology and faces commoditization from the 25+ other traditional endpoint security vendors fighting for the same dollars.

Something similar can be said for bodies too; they are not substantially differentiated from the rest of the extended universe with which they interact and on which they depend.

Both groups of alleles were also substantially differentiated by various SNPs.

We also found that the BIO and INV populations were genetically substantially differentiated with FST = 0.13 (P < 0.0001).

Interestingly, mast cells triggered by means of these mechanisms seem capable of responses that are substantially more differentiated than those unleashed through IgE/FcεR1.

We found that CB1 and CB2 mRNAs and proteins were induced substantially in hematopoietic differentiated EBs as compared to control ES cells.

However, the permissiveness to Plasmodium infection at the pre-mature oocyst stage differentiated substantially between the exposed lines and the control line.

It should be noted that the level of insulin gene expression, even in the final stage of in vitro differentiation, is substantially lower than that of fully differentiated mouse beta cells.

Furthermore, the two retinoids affected substantially more genes in differentiated keratinocytes (>350) than in proliferating keratinocytes (≈20).