Sentence examples for I could differentiate from inspiring English sources

"Perhaps, I could differentiate and give different homework, but I feel, as a teacher, I need to be equal and fair".

It is possible that LAESI-TWIM-TOF-MSI could differentiate between these isomeric alkaloid pairs, but achieving this would be extremely challenging.

Mr. Semel said that Yahoo had changed its arrangement with Google so it could differentiate its search offerings from others.

Maddon continued: "I think you could differentiate strikeouts.

The cells grown in culture conditions I and II could differentiate into neurons, as confirmed by staining using antibodies against the neural marker βIII-tubulin on day 24, left panel).

The study showed that both the techniques (i.e., AIMS and FAA) could differentiate among the quality of fine aggregates produced from different crushers.

It appeared that the MHC-encoded components critical for this recognition were the class I molecules because mice could differentiate between urine volatiles of wild type and either MHC class I mutants [5] or knockout strains deficient in the ß2m gene and therefore lacking the expression of the MHC class I heterodimers on the cell surface [6, reviewed in Refs. 7, 8].

Surprisingly, our results indicated that the miRNA panel could differentiate stage I/II CAC from controls.

In addition, this ASC could differentiate into adipocytes in adipogenesis differentiation medium.

The ratios of E2 to E1 (P = 0.046 for benign vs. stage I; P = 0.002 for benign vs. stage III/IV, Figure  1C) and of E3 to 16α-OH-E1 (P = 0.010 for benign vs. stage I; P = 0.0001 for benign vs. stage III/IV, Figure  1D) could differentiate benign from malignant tumor samples.

The differentiation assay confirmed that the HMF-exposed NSs could differentiate into neurons and astrocytes/glia (Fig. 5).