Sentence examples for a careful differentiation from inspiring English sources
Such studies, however, do not discriminate among different types of normative beliefs, whereas a careful differentiation might help to determine which normative beliefs if any present a positive correlation with behavior.
Once again "devil stay in the details" and a careful differentiation between "fluid maintenance" and "fluid bolus" seems to be necessary to understand.
Transparent or white particles require careful differentiation methods, e.g. examination under high magnification using a fluorescence microscope to confirm the absence of cellular structures [11, 30].
Careful differentiation will be helpful in practice.
Therefore, PHG is usually present concomitantly with and requires careful differentiation from vascular ectasia.
24 This careful differentiation is important in order to attribute the phospho-protein profile to the AML cells.
The proof relies on shape differentiation and a careful study of Dirichlet-to-Neumann operators associated to certain Helmholtz equations.
Renewal of the intestinal epithelium occurs approximately every week and requires a careful balance between cell proliferation and differentiation to maintain proper lineage ratios and support absorptive, secretory, and barrier functions.
Independent of the choice of instrument type and technology differentiation mechanism, findings emphasise the importance of a careful policy design, which determines the exact balance between performance criteria such as cost control, incentive intensity, planning security and adaptive efficiency.
This complex cellular process involves a careful balance between proliferation of neural stem cells (NSC), and the proper temporal differentiation of progenitor cells (PC) (i.e. neurons versus glia).
Although increased H3K27me3 may reflect gene repression and silencing associated with LPS-triggered terminal differentiation, understanding the nature of decrements and the involvement of Jmjd3 in their occurrence requires a careful analysis.
