Sentence examples for to differentiating in from inspiring English sources

It's the ability to triangulate a combination of sensing data that the team sees as its path to differentiating in what is already a pretty congested space.

This was accomplished by providing the right shear environment for the NSC to differentiate in.

Labeled cells continue to differentiate in vitro and to form tubular structures in Matrigel (an in vitro model of neovascularization).

The data presented here demonstrate that upon induction with Dox, CG4-FGF2 cells retain their capacity to differentiate in vitro.

The phloem procambium, recognizable by its narrow cells, begins to differentiate in the lower part of the region of elongation.

(d) HSF2 mRNA expression analysis of PC3 cells grown in 2D or allowed to differentiate in 3D for the indicated days (d4, d8, d13 and d15).

Upon arriving at their final destination, they begin to differentiate, in response to signals from the immediate surroundings, which activate a genetic program that causes each to acquire the properties of a specific subtype of neuron.

It is increasingly hard to differentiate in the crowded smart watch and activity tracking space.

a 3T3-L1 pre-adipocytes were induced to differentiate in the presence of indicated concentrations of PAQG.

With an explosion of Live media apps, will new services attempt to differentiate in verticals devoted to niche communities?

He says that alone will give SimpliVity a chance to differentiate in a market with plenty of competition.