Sentence examples for to be differentiated to from inspiring English sources
The current challenges facing UK universities are well-documented and among them is the need to be differentiated, to be better known internationally and to demonstrate research impact.
Uniqlo acknowledges that its positioning concept is important to be differentiated to global competitors like Zara, H&M, or Gap.
THP-1 can easily be transfected or virally transduced and do not need to be differentiated to reach a chemotaxis-competent phenotype.
Cardiac injury triggers CFBs to be differentiated to myoFBs, which have a stronger ability to produce ECM proteins.
Induced pluripotent stem (iPS) cells derived from autistic patients are being under process to be differentiated to neuron, which will help to study the methylation status.
These discussions led to four recommendations: (1) The categories of malnourished individuals need to be differentiated To improve treatment outcomes, subjects should first be categorized based on the cause of malnutrition, additional health-concerns, differences in the gut microbiota, and sociological considerations.
And so we need to think about how the sector should be differentiated to meet these different needs".
Human embryonic stem (hES) cells can be differentiated to embryoid bodies and then to trophoblast stem (EB-TS) cells.
Foetal neurospheres maintained in culture contain a mixture of multipotent and lineage restricted cell types that can be differentiated to give rise to neurons, astrocytes and oligodendrocytes [21], [22].
We further showed that the OA chondrocytes are able to bind to a scaffold, but further studies will be needed to establish how far the cartilage in this scaffold should be differentiated to be able to integrate with the surrounding cartilage and subchondral bone and to withstand the mechanical forces applied within the joint.
Navid Malik at Matrix also repeated a reduce recommendation: The Saturn study was intended to allow Crestor to be differentiated against Lipitor, as it entered a generic market.
