Sentence examples for that has differentiated from inspiring English sources
Thus, our results suggest that the residual Oct4 population of cells is not a population of ESCs resistant to differentiation but instead is the population of cells that has differentiated to the germ cell lineage rather than the somatic lineages.
That's something that has differentiated it from YouTube in the past, though with YouTube Red, the Google-owned video network is expanding the quality of its originals to also include movies and scripted series.
We live in a complex society with a public that has differentiated needs and personalised expectations.
"Our relentless focus on real education is something that has differentiated us," he responds, when asked how pi-top stands out in what's now a very crowded marketplace.
If my equipment finance business in the U.S. has done something very specific to their client base that has differentiated them in the marketplace, then we are going to want to lift that up.
We next questioned whether the effects of the GPR120 activation also occurred in adipocytes that had differentiated to a beige phenotype.
In this study, we detected BMCs in the suckling's brains that had differentiated both into neuron and glial cell types expressing NeuN and GFAP, respectively.
But the line was genetically unaltered, and when the cells were implanted in mice, they formed a cluster of cells that had differentiated into multiple tissue types (a standard test for pluripotency).
Here, we describe a novel β-cell specific and glucose responsive artificial promoter system designed for analyzing and sorting β-like insulin-producing cells that have differentiated from stem cells or other progenitor cells.
This assay utilizes a 6-day polyclonal stimulation of PBMC followed by an antigen-specific ELISPOT for the detection of memory B cells that have differentiated into antibody secreting cells (ASC) in vitro.
These meteorites are believed to be remnants of iron-rich cores from planetesimals that have differentiated during their early evolution and are considered building blocks of the terrestrial planets.
