Sentence examples for a function that differentiates from inspiring English sources

Although the Mpl structure has similarities to Mur enzymes, it has unique sequence and structure features that are likely related to its role in cell wall recycling, a function that differentiates it from the MurC-F enzymes.

Each trigonometric function has an inverse function, that is, a function that "undoes" the original function.

Hence, these nine different descriptors are suitable for formulating a scoring function that can differentiate between small molecules that are likely to bind kinases (actives that have kinase-likeness) and those that are not.

We also designed two primer sets on a gene of unknown function that can differentiate G. clavigera and L. longiclavatum.

This specific result strongly argues in favor of neuronal sensitivity to face identity, which is primarily mirrored in the N170 temporal decay function that essentially differentiates identical and non-identical face trials.

As White (2003) mentioned, decision-making is the clinical function that differentiates nursing professional staff from technical ancillary staff [ 4].

This finding reveals a novel interaction that differentiates Elg1-RFC-functions in cohesion establishment and maintenance pathways.

A sound that differentiates the speaker from their competition.

That is a valuable asset that differentiates the students from other programs or degrees.

A unique quality that differentiates Salta from the much more European influenced cities further south.

Here we show that DC differentiated from monocytes of patients chronically infected by HCV present an altered TLR4-induced maturation resulting in a deficient Th1 function that can be restored by inhibition of the MEK-ERK signaling pathway.