Sentence examples for that I differentiated from inspiring English sources

We also chose genome alignment gaps (representing possible indels) that (i) differentiated the two 1988 isolates from the two 2000 isolates (26 gaps) or (ii) differentiated the two human isolates from the two food isolates (34 gaps) for verification.

"The fact that I differentiate between F, F-minus and F-minus-minus" shows just how bad things are, he told analysts during a conference call.

When Brandon first moved to my classroom, I would have liked to have data about his previous learning to ensure that I differentiate my instruction to meet his learning needs.

August Trometer: One of the things that I think differentiates the Iphone from all the previous efforts is just some of its capabilities.

But the aspect of the work I enjoy most, and one that I think differentiates research in a small biotech company from research in larger institutions and a great many university departments, is that competition is replaced by cooperation.

I don't know that I can differentiate between an ad and content.

The inlC gene, encoding internalin C, is the only gene that differentiates pathogens (i.e., L. monocytogenes EGD-e, L. monocytogenes F2365, L. monocytogenes FSL F2-208 and L. ivanovii subsp. londoniensis) from non-pathogens (all other strains).

"We agreed that I have to differentiate between what is fiction and what is real," he says at one point.

I have every right to make choices that either feel good or bad to me, however, it is only by slowing down that I can really differentiate.

However, a conspicuous trend that differentiates Trend I Firmicutes, Fusobacteria and Tenericutes from all other organisms; is similar or even higher usage of A3 as compared to that of T3 in LeS genes.

Daix et al. [31] developed specific monoclonal antibodies that can differentiate IRAC I and IRAC II by immunofluorescence analysis on dissected salivary glands.