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Meanings of differentiated in английском

португальский
diferenciado

Made different (especially in the course of development) or shown to be different.

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diferenciado

Differentiated.

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Usage of differentiated in английском
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How can we ensure standards are met, yet offer more differentiated services?
The Guardian
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The motorcycles are simply differentiated by their battery packs, and therefore range.
Wired
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London has argued that Scotland does not need a differentiated migration system.
Reuters
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Conclusions: Induction chemotherapy improves survival outcomes in patients affected by poorly-differentiated tumors.
Pubmed
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In the control group, ES cells differentiated freely without any inducing factors.
Pubmed
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In general a traumatic form can de differentiated from a spontaneous non-traumatic.
Pubmed
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Thus, growth rate and vascularity in well-differentiated hepatocellular carcinoma are closely correlated.
Pubmed
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The main target cell was the poorly differentiated transitional cell line T24.
Pubmed
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He expressed shared goals with the president, but clearly differentiated his vision.
The Guardian
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Arthroscopy permits far more differentiated diagnosis with systematic revision of traumatized structures.
Pubmed
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The differentiated BM-MSCs entered a hypertrophic state by Day 14 of culture.
Pubmed
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Politicians of both persuasions have talked about a more differentiated university sector.
The Guardian
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It is completely differentiated, as we look at active data over distance.
Reuters
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Similar, although 10-fold smaller, responses were observed in well-differentiated bronchial epithelial cultures.
Pubmed
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This would allow the asset class to be assessed and differentiated fairly.
Reuters
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Results: MSCs cultured in CM of adipose tissue spontaneously differentiated into adipocytes.
Pubmed
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португальский
diferenciado
Differentiated through the time
Differentiated across language varieties
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Less common