Sentence examples for that differentiated from from inspiring English sources
This short-term lineage tracing of the Notch-responsive progenitors showed that at 18 dpf, the anterior side of the islet contained several folds more beta-cells that differentiated from NRCs (beta-cells that exhibit H2B-mCherry-fluorescnce) compared to the posterior (Supplementary Fig. 12A, B).
Michael Pachter, an equity analyst at Wedbush Securities added: "I don't think PS TV is that differentiated from Roku, Apple TV or Fire TV to gain a tremendous amount of share.
When you look at it, there weren't any major moments that differentiated from what we've already been talking about, what's already been reported and what's already been taking place on the campaign trail".
These results indicated that most or all of the activity that differentiated MEM' from E was included in M' and that p' was not sufficient.
As expected, TFM (floral meristem) library, representing ESTs from reproductive tissue showed unique expression that differentiated from all other tissue type libraries.
To identify the cell types that differentiated from the isolated bone marrow cells (BMC) we stimulated BMCs for 7 days with PMT.
The new security page it launched then kicked off an era of aggressive positioning by Apple that emphasized how little interest it had in users' personal data beyond protecting it, and how that differentiated them from their competitors.
There were distinct characteristics, such as an early strong IFNγ response, that differentiated resilient sheep from susceptible individuals prior to the onset of clinical disease.
The aim of the new Guardian weekday editions is to find the right print expression for the times; one that is differentiated from the web and that fits in with the way people are using print.
The next task is to figure out which product features are unique, that is, differentiated, from the competitor's offering.
"We are going into the US because we believe we have something that is differentiated from what else is there," he said.
