Sentence examples for a differentiation of two from inspiring English sources

This allowed a differentiation of two SNP-based taurine haplogroups, which were resolved into 18 haplotypes using genotypes from two microsatellite markers.

A differentiation of two separate clusters among Georgian cultivated samples was showed, confirming the existence of two genetic groups within the Georgian sativa germplasm, following the geographical provenience in the Georgian country described in [ 12] and [ 52], based on the molecular and morphological characterization, respectively.

Such a differentiation of the two genres may be simplistic, but it provided sufficient grounds for Dante to call his great poem La Commedia (The Comedy; later called The Divine Comedy), since, as he says in his dedicatory letter, it begins amid the horrors of hell but ends amid the pleasures of heaven.

A differentiation of these two concepts can be addressed using the analogy presented in [14], where a process on an operating system (OS) is presented as the equivalent of a session in a network.

The others are its applicability on a large number of sites and a differentiation of the three varieties.

This is, to our knowledge, the first description of a differentiation of the three main LGV-serovars by the use of one-step real-time PCR assays which additionally enabled the discovery of a L2/L3 double-infection in a rectal specimen of a European MSM.

It also provides a good differentiation of two structures of little difference in HU that are close in space to each other, permitting a better visualisation of vessels compared to MIP, and since bones do not obscure the visualisation of vessels, therefore there is no need to perform slab editing [20].

The 6 °C difference in Tms allows an easier differentiation of two genotype profiles; no cross-reaction in Tms peaks was detected with strains 652 and JP2, indicating the good selectivity of the method.

In addressing the role of culture in the dynamics of self-formation, the author offers a critique of Max Weber's and Jürgen Habermas's view of modernity as a radical differentiation of three cultural spheres: science, morality, and art; he adds religion as a legitimate fourth cultural sphere.

For example, for the genus Bactrocera, our script finds "near-minimal" SNP panels of just 14 SNPs for a pairwise differentiation of three SNPs.

This system can model a lineage bifurcation, which is the differentiation of two distinct cell types from the common progenitor.