Sentence examples for well differentiated from from inspiring English sources

Populations speaking languages of different Austroasiatic branches are well differentiated from each other for mtDNA, with a pronounced differentiation of the Indian Munda which are genetically close to surrounding populations in India (Reddy and Kumar 2008).

Put differently, Mr. Pawlenty is not intrinsically well differentiated from his opponents.

Macular and periphery of neonate RPE were well differentiated from aged tissues as demonstrated by principal component analysis.

Natural habitats were well differentiated from crops in terms of native plants, but when considering alien plants, muddy line and flood irrigated orchards showed similar floristic composition.

Patients in the DCM group were well differentiated from the AS and control groups in left ventricular angiography by their larger LV-EDV (p < 0.001 in pairwise analysis for DCM versus AS and DCM versus controls).

At K = 8, approximately half of the previously identified W4 accessions along with some admixed W1/W4 accessions, clustered as a separate subpopulation in SE Asia, geographically well differentiated from the remaining W4 samples found in E. India and Bangladesh (Fig. 1d).

Human colon adenocarcinoma-derived Caco-2 cell line (well differentiated) (G1-2) (from adenocarcinoma), HT-29 cell line (moderately well differentiated) (G2) (from adenocarcinoma grade II), and SW480 cell line (low differentiated) (G3-4) (from adenocarcinoma grades III-IV) were obtained from the Interlab Cell Line Collection (Genoa, Italy).

Plasma miR-132 well differentiated HCs from patients with RA or OA, while synovial fluid miRNAs differentiated RA and OA.

However, though this clade was not supported in any of their phylogenetic analyses (BP ≤ 56, BPP = 0.54), in our analyses its constituent lineages are statistically well supported, unrelated, well differentiated one from the other, and parapatrically distributed.

The fruit bodies are 4 10 cm tall and up to 17 cm wide; the stalks are not well-differentiated from the cap.

Compared to highly-domesticated plants that are well-differentiated from their wild ancestors, weakly-domesticated taxa are genetically so close to their wild ancestors that it would be almost impossible to determine whether their problematic descendants from have undergone any significant evolutionary change.