differentially

American  

[dif-er-en-shuh-lee] / ˌdɪf ərˈɛn ʃə li /

adverb

1. in a differential way; in a way that is distinctive, diverse, or characterized by variation.

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Example Sentences

Kariyat and Vasquez published their results in April with an article titled "Continuous mowing differentially affects floral defenses in the noxious and invasive weed Solanum elaeagnifolium in its native range."

From Science Daily

Their results suggested that genes related to cell proliferation and auxins were enriched among the differentially upregulated genes.

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And indeed, they found that the genes reported to be expressed differentially in autism patients also feature prominently in their data.

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Special staining of the tissue revealed clearly how cell populations differentially arrange themselves into patterns of the forming digits.

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“The patterns we see also align both with the timing of vaccine rollout and differentially so by the level of vaccine uptake,” Jenna Nobles, a University of Wisconsin–Madison sociology professor, told Salon.

From Salon