Sentence examples for which differentiating from inspiring English sources

BMP-2 have an effect on precursor cells like mesenchymal stem cells which differentiating into osteoblast.

There's the commonly cited cinematic theory from Alfred Hitchcock, which differentiates surprise from suspense.

I have an idiosyncratic form of synesthesia, which differentiates vastly in experiential form.

The public sector needs levers that are meaningful, which differentiate between levels of performance.

It doesn't completely define me, it just enhances me in a way which differentiates and strengthens me.

It had long canine teeth and four premolars, which differentiate it from modern lemurs.

The procambium differentiates as a basically continuous hollow cylinder or discrete procambial strands, which differentiate into primary xylem and phloem.

Her subject is nature, which differentiates her from most artists of the Washington Color School with which she is linked, who relied heavily on formal devices.

He seems to conceive the making of objects as a kind of evolution which differentiates one man from another, one society from another.

The religions have settled down into doctrines, which differentiate each other, and then they've fitted the boundaries of these artificial distinctions.

Moody's said that while Finland would not be immune to the eurozone crisis, it had "strong buffers which differentiate it from the other AAAs".