Sentence examples for a differentiation from. from inspiring English sources
On radiographs calcific deposits appear homogeneous, amorphous densities without trabeculation, which allows a differentiation from heterotopic ossification or accessory ossicles [37].
Hailo, which has been operating in London since last year, is a mobile network that matches passengers and licensed taxi drivers (a differentiation from Uber, which uses private black cars).
That was more of a differentiation from the people that were down there.
In the previous study, several alternative models were found to have a good fit to the data; all of them were models that included a differentiation from T3 to mature B cells and not vice versa, but they differed in the presence or absence of other transitions.
Instead, a differentiation from Bm into T3, denoted by δm3, represents the new hypothesis that, when a mature naive B cell does not get a second activation signal from T cell, the cell then differentiates to the transitional 3 subset and dies.
Filamentous species are subdivided into those with and without a heterocyst which is a differentiation from vegetative cells for fixing nitrogen.
E18 ESSCs were cultured using the NeuroCult NS-A ProliferandoNeuroCult NeuroCult NS-A Differentiation Kit (rat) from Stem Cell Technologies, for the induction of proliferation and differentiation, respectively.
This creation of an in-group, however, entails a clear differentiation from outsiders, and this is sometimes the explicit goal of cultural change.
The imaging features do not allow a reliable differentiation from other malignancies or other disease processes, which may show a similar anatomic distribution.
Greece's left-wing Syriza government says the issue is a diplomatic obstacle it wants resolved and has proposed agreeing to a composite name for the country which would include the word Macedonia but ensure a clear differentiation from the Greek region.
The imaging features did not allow a reliable differentiation from neoplastic lesions.
