Sentence examples for such a differentiated from inspiring English sources

Romney would have been incapable of such a differentiated approach.

However, we could not find enough information on the incumbent banks to analyze, such a differentiated view.

Moreover, such a differentiated physicochemical behavior correlates well with the cellular function of these proteins.

In such a differentiated cell, it remains to be established how the subset of rDNA repeats is selected.

Hence when looking at effectiveness there is an intrinsic problem of being able to compare like with like within such a differentiated field.

Specifically, the architecture of such a differentiated and putatively adaptive phenotype could be due to a limited set of variants with moderate to large phenotypic effects.

Despite the vast growth of our current knowledge of autophagy, the detailed process in such a highly differentiated cell type remains elusive.

Such a minimally differentiated status is rare in adulthood tumors but common in some childhood tumors (e.g., nephroblastomas, teratomas) that are derived from immature embryonal-like cells (Gisselsson 2007).

The detailed process of autophagy in such a highly differentiated and compartmentalized cell and its relevance in neuronal physiology only begin to be elucidated, as it becomes increasingly appreciated that the removal of misfolded proteins, protein aggregates and damaged organelles is of crucial importance for the proper function of neurons.

Similarly, in Scimone et al. (2011), SMEDWI-1+ cells which co-express both a transcription factor (such as six1/2-2) andifferentiatedated marker (such as CA or cubulin) were referred to as "cells in intermediate stages between precursors and differentiated cells".

Such a 'reprogramming' of differentiated cells into 'pluripotent' ones is possible by directly manipulating gene regulation in the cell, confronting the differentiated cell with artificial amounts of key transcription factors such as Oct4 (also known as POU5F1), Sox2 and Nanog.